Classwize vs KyberClassroom

Classwize gives teachers a real-time view of students’ online activity and tools to manage it during class. Teachers can spot off-task use, block or unblock websites, close tabs, and pause internet access for a class, group, or individual students. They can choose sites and apps ahead of a lesson, then open resources on all student devices or selected devices. The product supports managed BYOD for Chrome, Windows, and macOS. Schools can sync Google Classroom classes, assigned students, and teachers. Linewize says the Google connection reads only the specific data required and cannot access or change other Google Workspace data. The product sheet describes detailed user reports and collaborative classroom tools. The product page displays SOC 2 Type I, SOC 2 Type II, and 1EdTech TrustEd Apps Certified badges. Training courses and video tutorials are available through Qoria’s Academy. Classwize is presented for schools and districts; prospective customers can request a demo, and pricing is on request.

KyberClassroom is a classroom management tool for K–12 schools, included in every KyberGate plan without a separate license or add-on charge. Teachers can view live device thumbnails, URLs, page titles and on-task or off-task status, then open a detailed view of a student device. They can lock one device or all devices and display a custom lock-screen message. Focus mode restricts a session to approved domains and expires when class ends; teachers can also push a webpage to student devices so it opens automatically. The product describes a dashboard for iPads, Chromebooks, Macs and Windows devices, and lists iOS, ChromeOS, Windows, macOS and web browser support. Google Classroom imports classes, students and teachers, while Clever offers roster sync through its Secure Sync API. Other listed integrations include Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID, Apple School Manager, LDAP/Active Directory, and MDM and SIS platforms. Every plan includes a free 30-day pilot with full access and no credit card required. Basic costs $5 a year, billed at $5/device/year, for 1,000–4,999 devices, with a 4,999-device limit. Pro costs $9 a year, billed at $9/device/year, and supports unlimited devices. Enterprise pricing is custom and not listed.