Guiding students through a world of online distraction is tough.

Crostini can help.

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Renewed Learning focus for the Chromebook Classroom

  • Continuously updating thumbnails of student activity
  • Up-to-the-second lists of all open tabs
  • Close pages of off-task students in one click
  • Pain-free setup - get classes up and running in a matter of minutes

Works on any device

No installs.  No apps to download. Just the freedom to monitor from any device you choose.

Keep every Chromebook focused on learning

When a class goes 1:1 with Chromebooks, it’s easy for students to drift toward games, social feeds or entertainment sites instead of the lesson. In some regions this even includes international gaming platforms such as casinoer uden rofus, which can be tempting during independent work time. Crostini gives teachers a live view of what’s happening on screens so they can gently redirect attention and keep the whole room on task.

Whether students are researching, taking quizzes or quietly working while feeling the pull of external sites like mamibet, Crostini makes it simple to spot off-task activity and bring focus back to learning in just a few clicks.

Build durable focus with simple, repeatable routines

Keeping students on task is rarely about “catching” mistakes—it's about setting clear expectations and making the right behavior the easiest option. Start each period with a short “devices ready” checklist (tabs closed, LMS open, headphones away), then reinforce it with a consistent transition: teacher prompt, quick scan, and a two‑minute warm‑up that gets everyone working.

Pair monitoring with positive redirection. When a student drifts, a quiet nudge works better than a public call‑out. Use real‑time visibility to spot patterns (certain times, certain activities) and adjust the lesson—break long independent work into smaller milestones, provide a reference tab list, and agree on what “done” looks like before students start.

Entertainment distractions are part of modern browsing—social feeds, casual games, and, in some markets, betting pages. In class, the goal is to keep learning spaces free of that noise. Outside school hours and for adults only, entertainment choices can range from streaming to responsible games of chance such as thai lotto. If you explore that category, treat it as leisure: follow local laws, set a budget, and keep it separate from study time.

  • Standardize: one set of classroom browsing rules, posted and practiced.
  • Short loops: frequent checkpoints so students re‑anchor to the task.
  • Transparent follow‑up: quick, calm conversations when patterns repeat.

Priced right for School Budgets

We're not looking to get rich or play pricing games- we're school employees who understand school budgets. With Crostini, you get a great product at a reasonable price.

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