ClassroomPath
Classroom web filtering by classroom
Classroom web filtering by classroom · managed service on OpenPath

Decide what Internet reaches each classroom, without adding more work for the IT team.

ClassroomPath turns the school digital policy into real operating rules: what opens, what is blocked, and how it is managed, classroom by classroom. Public pricing, lightweight remote activation, and no vendor lock-in.

Up to 30 devices per classroom · remote support for school IT · auditable open source

Managed service on OpenPath

ClassroomPath is not a generic teaching suite. It organizes classroom web access so the school can apply a clear digital policy.

The focus is deciding what opens, what is blocked, and how that decision is sustained without more daily load for the IT team.

If you need a quote, you go by classroom pricing. If you want to start small, request remote activation.

Classroom pricing, not loose licenses

The school budgets and scales with a unit it understands: the classroom.

Remote activation with school IT

We support the technical owner so startup is on track without becoming another parallel project.

Open software, managed service

You operate with support and guidance, without giving up code auditability or the option to migrate someday.

We do not sell more screen time.

We help make Internet available when it adds educational value, under a clear and sustainable school criterion.

Operations

How it works in practice

The improvement is not only blocking. It is turning the school digital policy into a clear operation: what is allowed, who decides it, and how it is sustained without constant improvisation.

Step 1
The school defines the criterion

The school digital policy is translated into clear rules by classroom, stage, or teaching need.

Step 2
Initial activation is prepared with school IT

ClassroomPath remotely supports the technical owner to validate network, devices, and the first classrooms startup.

Step 3
Access is managed with less friction

Teachers work with useful resources, the IT team keeps classroom-level control, and the policy no longer lives only in a document.

Profiles

What each profile gains

Leadership

An explainable digital policy, coherent with the educational project and actually applicable.

Teachers

Less classroom noise and a clear flow to request openings when a resource has educational value.

IT team

Classroom access control without deploying another infrastructure or turning maintenance into another daily load.

Fit

ClassroomPath fits if your school needs...

It is designed for schools that have already decided they need a clear access policy and simpler operations.

Classroom web filtering

Decide which resources are allowed and which are not by stage, classroom, or teaching use.

Control for school devices

Apply a clear policy on laptops, carts, shared classrooms, labs, or vocational training.

Deployment with your IT team

Start with bounded remote support without depending on heavy provider-led implementation.

Transparency and autonomy

Operate on open source and keep a real exit path if the school wants to migrate to OpenPath.

Active campaign · limited places

Initial access for public schools

If your school is publicly owned, you can access ClassroomPath at no cost for up to 5 classrooms while places are available.

Includes a remote session with school IT, startup checklist, and standard email support.

No later commitment.

Places subject to availability and public-ownership verification.

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FAQ

What schools usually ask

No. ClassroomPath is designed for schools that want to use technology with more intent. It does not sell more digital exposure; it helps limit Internet access to contexts and resources that make educational sense.

No. It is not only filtering. ClassroomPath adds management: who decides what opens, why, and with what operation it is sustained.

OpenPath is the open engine and ClassroomPath is the managed service on top of it. The school can audit it and migrate if needed.

Especially schools with school-owned devices, computer rooms, vocational training, labs, or shared spaces where clear access control is needed.

With IT available, initial activation is usually handled in a remote session and leaves the next expansion step defined.

Request a quote, activation, or demo

Coordinate the next step with your IT team

Tell us how many classrooms you want to control, who leads the technical side, and whether you need a quote, activation, or demo. We respond within 48 h.

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