NetSupport’s classroom management platform earns ISTE Seal for quality edtech

classroom.cloud, a classroom management tool developed by NetSupport, has received the ISTE Seal for quality education technology. 

The ISTE Seal is awarded to products that meet the standards set by the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), validating their effectiveness in supporting learning and teaching in digital environments.

The ISTE Standards provide a framework for using technology to enhance learning experiences. These stan

The ISTE Seal was awarded after a thorough review of Classroom Cloud’s alignment with the ISTE Standards, which provide guidelines for using technology effectively in education. The evaluation process assessed the platform’s user interface, learning design, digital pedagogy, and inclusivity, among other criteria.

According to ISTE’s evaluators, classroom.cloud offers a user-friendly interface, flexible content delivery, and robust monitoring features. These allow teachers to track student progress in real-time and offer targeted interventions.

classroom.cloud enables teachers to manage and monitor student devices in both in-school and remote settings. Teachers can share screens, manage student activity, and communicate via chat or messaging tools. The platform also includes tools for assessment, online safety, and IT management.

NetSupport has been developing software for education and IT management for over 35 years. The company’s products are used by more than 22 million users in 120 countries, offering solutions for classroom management, IT asset management, and remote control.

One user, from Laramie County Community College, noted that the software “improves efficiency and allows for system monitoring all within one user-friendly screen.”

Al Kingsley, CEO of NetSupport, expressed his appreciation for the recognition, stating:

 “It is an honour to be recognised by ISTE and earn the ISTE Seal for classroom.cloud. The platform was designed to meet the needs of modern classrooms, whether in-person or remote, and to help teachers manage student engagement and safety.”