Students can use Windows, Mac, or Chromebooks. Student Android, iPads and iPhones are not supported.
| User | Supported devices |
|---|---|
| Teachers | Windows, Mac, Chromebook, iPad |
| Students | Windows, Mac, Chromebook |
| Students using iPad or iPhone | Not supported |
Students using Android tablet or phone | Not supported |
Yes. Students who use Chromebooks must log in to the Chromebook with their school-issued Google account in order to receive the LanSchool Air app and extension as configured within Google Admin.
For students using Windows or macOS devices, the LanSchool Air agent must be installed on student's devices. LanSchool Air allows teachers to provide these students with a unique link at the start of class to quickly provide them with the installer and add them to the right class. Students will need administrator permissions on their devices in order to install the client themselves. For more information on installing the client this way, see Installing LanSchool Air for Windows Student or Installing LanSchool Air for Mac Student.
No. LanSchool Air does not support remote control or remote takeover of student computers. Teachers cannot take control of a student's mouse, keyboard, or computer.
There is no remote-control feature to enable or configure in LanSchool Air.
LanSchool Air does provide other remote classroom management features. For example, teachers can monitor student screens and, on supported devices, perform actions such as closing browser tabs. These classroom management actions do not provide remote control of the student's computer.
If you are looking for a feature that allows you to operate a student's computer remotely using their mouse and keyboard, that functionality is not available in LanSchool Air.