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4. OVERVIEW. 4. Application and activity control software for networked computer classrooms …. designed to be used by teachers in order to provide practical teaching benefits. “ Imperata transforms a network into an educational environment

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OVERVIEW

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  1. 4 OVERVIEW

  2. 4 Application and activity control software for networked computer classrooms …. designed to be used by teachers in order to provide practical teaching benefits. “ Imperata transforms a network into an educational environment of enormous potential. It puts control (observation, direction, intervention and support) at the fingertips of the teacher and its versatility is such that it is limited only by our imagination”. Mr Greg Gilbert Head Of ICT Moor End Technology College, Huddersfield, UK “I can heartily endorse Imperata, I am aware that there are other packages that provide broadly similar facilities, but frankly I have found them rather restrictive. Imperata has a considerable potential for flexibility and imagination, and I think it will continue to develop as a first-rate resource.” Dr Bob Fox, MAPE

  3. 4 Imperata Features in Short - Monitor multiple computer screens simultaneously - Access student computers remotely - Broadcast teacher’s screen to student computers - Broadcast a student’s screen to other students - Launch programs and documents to student computers - Lock computers at different levels - Powerful lock-and-launch allows only selected applications to be used - Remotely log off, restart and shut down student computers - Refer to students as individuals or group of individuals - Save Imperata content into a portfolio to be used as lesson templates Version 4 introduces a number of new and revolutionary features...

  4. 4 Imperata 4 Mastering the Net Internet portal support - Access the Internet directly from Imperata Tutor - Load portfolios directly from portal into Imperata Tutor - Create Internet based lessons easily whilst browsing in the Web - Allow publishing houses to create lessons based on their learning material and distribute those through portals Controlled student web access - Web browser that allows browsing only within given scope - Strict browsing policy: stick to certain sites, subsets or page only - Open browsing policy: allow all except forbidden sites and pages - Disable/Enable hyperlink clicks, address box, navigation buttons etc.

  5. 4 Enhanced portfolios and related operations - Lesson plan added into portfolios - Lesson objectives, activities and outcomes - Export lesson content into folder - Send the folder to the student computer Screen scanner mode into Mosaic - Automatic viewing of screens in timed cyclic sequence - Stop sequence and remotely control the computer Generic client and Crossroad recognition method - Relieves from the trouble of human errors in entering identifiers - Identifiers automatically generated - Crossroad automatically detected, use of back-up Crossroads - No user input required in client set-up - Better support for mobility

  6. 4 Other enhancements and fixes - UI changed to meet the new major features - Enhanced workstation locking function - Simple command history for the tutor - Control mode display for student computers - Call Teacher function - Some known bugs fixed

  7. 4 Teacher’s remote access & screen transmission Student’s remote access & screen transmission The “Classroom View” Imperata Web Browser Paste New Program Files Main menu Shutdown, Restart and Log Off Student Messaging Programmable workstation label Student Lock Modes Display Operations Paste New Document files Classroom Mirror Layout Help button Reset button Web browser control Grouping

  8. 4 The “Lesson Plan View” • Link activities to the objectives and learning outcomes • Saved as part of the whole lesson plan portfolio • Can be sent to the students as a text file

  9. 4 The “Internet View” Click here to add page to document bar Full browsing capability All the standard navigation tools Add to a list of DENIED sites Add to a list of ALLOWED sites Students can access only the ALLOWED sites Stop students from closing the web browser Disables all page hyperlinks Students can access all the web except DENIED sites Stops any opening of local HTML files Select which icons will be allowed on the student browser Select the degree and type of student browsing allowed

  10. 4 The “Activity Log View” Information is both time and date stamped Activity is listed by student Information can be exported for reporting purposes

  11. 4 Thumbnails and Scanning Thumbnails provide a real time display of multiple student activity Or you can select a full screen scanning mode Double click on any thumbnail to see that student screen in detail Manual scan selection icons Enable automatic scan mode Take control of the monitored student

  12. 4 Hardware Requirements Tutor Pentium 200, 32MB, 95/98/ME/NT/2000, TCP/IP Student Pentium 90, 16MB, 95/98/ME/NT/2000, TCP/IP Crossroad Pentium 90, 32MB, 95/98/ME/NT/2000, TCPIP For installations with over 36 client and tutor connections, the use of NT or 2000 is recommended for the crossroad computer.

  13. 4 END OF SLIDE SHOW

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