The LearnPad Dashboard provides an at-a-glance view of the devices in your organisation. It allows you to check your devices before a lesson starts and also to control them during the lesson.

The Dashboard comprises a device list, a group and alerts sidebar, and a control bar (at the bottom of the screen).

Device List

The left hand side of the page shows the devices currently enrolled in your Default Organisation. Any actions you perform will be applied to the selected devices only.

By default, each device shows the wallpaper of the current lesson it is using. Hover over the device to see more information and tap on the device’s name to go to the full details page. At the bottom of each device, one or more icons may be shown that indicate availability and configuration:

Icon	Meaning
	Dashboard is searching for this device on the local in-school network
	This device is available for remote control
	This device is available for in-class control
	This device’s screen can be viewed remotely (ClassView license required)
	This device’s file system can be accessed remotely (ClassView license required)

If you are having problems connecting to devices, consult our Troubleshooting Dashboard Control guide.

Selection & Filtering

Tap to select individual devices and tap Select All to select all of the devices. Unselected devices are shown dimmed and will not be affected by any actions.

At the top right of the device list is the view control bar:

Groups

Devices can be grouped for easy management.

Tap a group name to select all the devices in that group. Right-clicking the group name allows you to Add Selected devices to the group or Filter Group, which selects devices and applies the view filter.

To remove devices from a group, select the devices you want to remove and add them to the “NO GROUP” group.

Alerts

Alerts are a quick way to check if all your devices are ready for class. If a device has a potential problem it will be flagged here, and the warning message can be tapped to select all the devices with this problem.

Lesson Changing

The Lessons control allows you to send a lesson profile to all selected devices. Select the lesson from the drop-down then click the up-arrow button.

Control

The buttons on the Control bar at the bottom of the screen allow you to control the selected devices. The in-class controls will only work if the devices are available (as shown by the device icons table above), but the remote controls will be applied regardless of where the devices are, although there may be a delay if the device is not connected to the Internet.

Control Button	Description
	Rescan for devices on the in-school network.
	Suspend the devices and switch off their screens.
	Resume the devices and switch the screens back on.
	Mute the devices.
	Unmute the devices.
	Request a loud audio alert be played by the devices.
	Send a text message to the devices. This is a remote control command.
	Request the devices contact the server as soon as possible, which is useful if a lesson profile has changed and you want the devices to get the latest updates. This is a remote control command.
	Lock the devices into student mode. This is the equivalent of pressing the Lock LearnPad button locally. This is a remote control command.

ClassView

ClassView is a premium extension of the standard device controls. On compatible devices, it allows teachers to display device screens and take snapshots for saving or printing. It also makes the file system of each device available for easy file retrieval.

For all the commands except the streaming video, only one device (the target) should be selected.

Dashboard Button	Description
	Take a snapshot of the screen of the select device.
	Show thumbnail video from the screens of the selected devices.
	Show the screen of the selected device in presentation mode.
	Browse the file system of the selected device.

Note that whenever student screens are being monitored, they will be notified on their devices to ensure a balance between privacy and oversight:

Presentation Mode

In presentation mode, a single devices is screen is displayed. Single taps can also be sent to the device, but gestures and multi-touch events are not currently supported.

Advanced

The Advanced section allows you to perform administrative functions such as upgrades and reboots.

The Wi-Fi sections allow you to select devices by the SSID or BSSID they last called in on, which can be a quick way of grouping tablets for particular operations. For instance, it is likely that all of the devices with the same BSSID are in the same room.