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net op school

Getting Started | Basic "Demonstrate" | Advanced "Demonstrate" | The "Commands" Menu
Right-Click Options | Monitoring a Student | Remote Controlling a Student
Advanced Views | Messaging Students and Attention | Distributing Files | Collecting Files

Getting Started:
NetOp is software available in the computer classrooms that allows screen sharing.  That means you can show what's on your screen to all students, or that you can show one student's work on the computer to the entire class.

Be sure you are at the Instructor's computer. It's the only one with the control module, called the Teacher module. Double-click the icon called NetOp Teacher on the desktop. This will start the NetOp School module.

When the program opens, it will default to the “Details View” mode, which textually lists every student connected and logged-in, and allows quick-access to a variety of functions via toolbars and buttons.

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