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LanSchool
LanSchool is a classroom management program owned by Stoneware, Inc. a Lenovo Company. It is used by schools to monitor students' activity and improve learning in a digital classroom. It includes a screen monitor, keystroke monitor, teacher-to-student chat feature, URL monitor, and various other features. Both the LanSchool keystroke monitor and URL monitor can store data for later collection.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 Monitor Students )〕 LanSchool can also be configured to remotely monitor students in realtime while they are outside of school.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 Classroom Management in the Cloud )〕
== History ==
Originally named LanFan Technologies, the company was founded in 1986 when Dana Doggett began exploring the concept of a software application that would allow an instructor to leverage a local area network to teach using technology.
Dana developed a software tool called PC Chalkboard that was immediately implemented by Novell. PC Chalkboard allowed Novell lab instructors to broadcast their screens to each PC in the lab. LanSchool was licensed by both Intel and IBM and actively marketed through each company’s education sales channel. The IBM relationship is still active today.
In April 2001, Dana left Intel and formed a new company, LanSchool Technologies, LLC where he could work on LanSchool full-time. The new company’s mission is to improve education worldwide through the use of innovative technological solutions.
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