Securly Classroom
Classroom management software
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What is Securly Classroom
Securly Classroom is a classroom management tool for K–12 schools that helps teachers monitor and guide student activity on school-managed devices during class. It provides real-time visibility into student screens and browser activity, plus controls to focus students by restricting or allowing specific sites and applications. The product is typically deployed by school IT and used by teachers for in-class supervision and digital workflow support, often alongside broader student safety and web-filtering tools from the same vendor.
Real-time student screen visibility
Teachers can view student screens and web activity during class to identify off-task behavior and provide timely support. This supports common classroom supervision workflows in 1:1 device environments. The focus is on live monitoring rather than post-class analytics, which aligns with day-to-day classroom management needs.
In-class web and app controls
The product supports restricting, allowing, or guiding access to websites and (depending on device/OS) applications during a session. This helps teachers keep students on required resources without relying solely on schoolwide filtering policies. Controls are designed for quick changes during instruction, which is important for lesson pacing.
Designed for K–12 deployments
Securly Classroom is built for school-managed environments where IT provisions devices and teachers need simple session-based controls. It fits common K–12 operational requirements such as teacher-led sessions and class rosters. It also aligns with districts that standardize on a single vendor for multiple student safety and device oversight functions.
Privacy and policy sensitivity
Live screen monitoring and activity visibility can raise student privacy concerns and requires clear district policies and staff training. Schools often need to define when monitoring is appropriate, how data is retained, and how access is audited. Without strong governance, the tool can be perceived as surveillance rather than instructional support.
Device and platform dependencies
Classroom management capabilities typically depend on supported operating systems, browser extensions, or device agents. Feature parity can vary by platform (for example, differences between Chromebooks and other endpoints). Districts with mixed device fleets may need additional validation to ensure consistent teacher experience.
Limited beyond classroom workflows
The product primarily addresses in-class monitoring and focus controls rather than broader learning content creation, video delivery, or assessment workflows. Schools may still require separate tools for lecture capture, interactive lesson authoring, or student submissions. This can increase the number of systems teachers use across instruction and content delivery.
Seller details
Securly, Inc.
San Jose, CA, USA
2013
Private
https://www.securly.com/
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https://www.linkedin.com/company/securly/
