Over the years I've brought up the subject of software to monitor computer use and to use as an aid to instruction in our district computer labs. Having taught computer classes for a number of years I was well aware of the need for such software. The answer I got back from the powers that be was that it cost too much to implement. When I found out about the pricing structure for AB Tutor I almost thought it was too good to be true. Having been 'playing' with the software for the past couple of days it looks like I've found the best of both worlds - reasonable pricing and excellent performance. Thanks - after so many years of looking the search is over.

I have been using the AB Tutor control in our main computer lab and just given the first staff in-service. All 50 staff who use the lab were blown away with the program, especially those teachers who teach the younger grades.

As a school we have used AB Tutor for several years. With two sites and many buildings the software is primarily used by the IT Department to provide remote desktop support to users and for the inbuilt desktop monitoring facility to take screenshots when words from a banned list are used. The remote access can save time as in certain cases it can remove the need for the IT support to visit the computers. Children’s safety is of paramount importance and having the ability to see a screenshot of the banned word in use allows the word to be seen in context. This clearly identifies if the use of the word is cause for concern, or follow up. There is lots of additional functionality within the system which we look forward to making use of in the future. Hazelwood School An independent day school and nursery for children up to the the age of 13

I have been using AB Tutor since rev. 1.5 and use it everyday in my classes. I teach AutoCad at the high school level. And with 30 computers to control it is a great help in getting and holding student attention. I especially enjoy the "lock message" function. It allows all students to see the day's assignment on their own monitors. In this way, they do not have to crane their necks to see an assignment on one single board in the front of the room. Also, I use AB Tutor to demonstrate basic CAD drawing functions and other notes that students copy and use in this course. This is a very useful program and has become an indispensable part of my teaching practice.

Thank you so much for your assistance. I have had a short 'play' with the new version of AB Tutor and I am very impressed so far. Thank you for the time and effort you have put into developing this product, I can assure you that is very much appreciated. I have told many of my colleagues about the program and recommend it above all the competition, particularly the heavyweights like NetSupport.