Why Choose the Radix TeacherView Distance Learning Solution

Not long ago, the Coronavirus entered our lives and changed them completely. In a connected world like ours, social distance wasn’t really an option. But during the COVID-19 crisis, it became a vital way to keep us safe. When looking at education, although the use of EdTech and digital devices is constantly growing, the frontal classroom experience remains the most common in schools, teachers teach in front of a classroom full of students, have a discussion in class, walk around the classroom and see what students are doing, give time for self-practice and assist during that time, and give homework. However, the Radix TeacherView distance learning solution can combine close teacher supervision with remote learning.

The Need for a Frontal Teaching Approach

You can’t expect students to learn only from assignments given by teachers, and the ones to teach will be the parents. Video conference tools like Zoom, Hangouts, Teams, and others can not replace the in-class experience a teacher is used to. A classroom is not the same as a university one-sided “lecture” and not a conference call in a polite corporate environment.

The internet is full of testimonials from frustrated parents encouraging reconsideration of the concept of remote self-paced learning. This is because parents can’t be expected to work remotely and also tutor their children. Teachers are also frustrated with remote learning because they are accustomed to having full visibility of the classroom.

This is where EdTech and technology in general needs to get into the picture.

Radix TeacherView for Distance Learning

As a leading global EdTech provider, we are aware of the importance of keeping schools functioning in a distance learning mode and allowing teachers to teach and communicate with their students.

This is why Radix TeacherView, a state-of-the-art cloud-based classroom management solution, provides educators with the tools to facilitate efficient collaborative distance learning in or outside the classroom. Share your screen and camera, remotely monitor, view, control, assist, and engage with students in real time.

Radix TeacherView can help streamline the learning experience and keep your finger on the classroom pulse.

Illustrated: Radix TeacherView

Features of Radix TeacherView

Radix TeacherView can also teach students to learn remotely and have the same seamless experience of a traditional physical classroom environment virtually.

• Share your screen, video camera, and whiteboard in lecturer mode or group collaboration
• Virtually “walk” between all students and see their screens and faces in real time
• Discretely assist students who need your help
• Respond to hand raise
• Engage in a 1:1 video session with a student

Other key features:

• Remote at home, local at school, or in hybrid classrooms
• Share teacher or student screens and video camera
• Distribute content and share websites
• Use multi-user whiteboard for collaborative learning
• Respond silently to electronic “hand raises”
• View thumbnails of students’ screens in real-time
• Work alongside or remotely take control of screens
• Keep students on-task and apply device usage policies
• Lock screens to maximize attention and minimize distractions
• Limit access by blacklisting and whitelisting websites and apps
• Conduct surveys and quizzes
• Synchronize with Google Classroom

And much more!

Radix TeacherView can help you both during an emergency or for routine learning:

During an emergency – Schools can continue functioning normally during a pandemic, extreme weather conditions, etc.

For routine learning – Students who are absent from school because of illness, injury, etc. can still be an integral part and enjoy the collaborative learning experience with their classmates.

Radix TeacherView brings the traditional classroom experience to teachers and students alike, making the impossible possible with a click of a button.

To summarize: Putting aside distance learning, remember to be supportive of your children’s learning environment and their educational journey.

For more information about Radix TeacherView click here.