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The Remote-Control Company That Never Left the Classroom
NetSupport began with a modem, a distant PC and a motorway journey nobody wanted to make. Thirty-seven years later, the British software maker still sells the same practical promise: see the problem, reach the machine and put the human back in control.
classroom.cloud Turns the School Screen Into a Safeguarding Signal
A British software veteran took three awkward school jobs - teaching, device support and online safety - and put them in one browser tab. The clever part is not watching screens; it is deciding which signals deserve a human response.
Securly Put a Safety Desk Inside 27,000 Schools. Now It Wants to Watch the AI, Too.
The cloud filter that replaced a school’s hardware box has become a district-wide operating system for safety, wellness, hallways, classrooms, and student AI. The useful lesson is integration; the uncomfortable one is that every new signal also creates a new duty of care.
LiveSchool
LiveSchool is a K-12 behavior tracking and rewards platform built to make Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) simple to run at scale. Teachers award or deduct points in seconds from a phone or browser, students redeem points in a paperless school rewards store, and administrators watch school culture data update in real time. Founded in Nashville in 2011 by former middle-school teacher Matt Rubinstein, the company helps roughly 1,200+ schools shift the focus from punishment to recognition, sending families a weekly behavior recap so students, teachers, and parents stay on the same team.
Matt Rubinstein
Matt Rubinstein is the founder and CEO of LiveSchool, a Nashville-born K-12 behavior and school-culture SaaS platform used by more than 1,200 schools across 48 states and 10+ countries. A former KIPP Nashville teaching fellow, he built the first LiveSchool prototype on an iPad to replace his own school's paper 'paycheck' behavior system, and has run the company since 2011.