Target: "control" computer software

["Joanne E. Ladewig" <shatz@LIGHTSIDE.COM>]

Netters:
This was from the post "Computer Lab Monitoring" on 7-2-99. Does anyone
know the name of the product that does this?

"This spring, we saw a demonstration of a relatively inexpensive lab
monitoring program that looked very good. By designating one of the computers
(presumably yours) the "control" computer, the adult can flip through the
screens of all the computers in the lab. When you are teaching a lesson and
want the students to all be on the same screen you can freeze all the
keyboards and keep everyone's computer to the site that you select. I think
that you can also freeze any one computer at a time."

Thanks for any input on this - sounds like a winner!

Joanne Ladewig
Information Center Director
Fairgrove Academy
(a K-8 public school focusing on the Visual and Performing Arts, and
Technology)
La Puente, CA
jladewig@ns700-1.enet.hlpusd.k12.ca.us     (all lower case)
home email: shatz@lightside.com

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