As a parent, it is natural to be concerned about the content your child interacts with on school-issued devices. Fortunately, if your child’s school uses GoGuardian and enables parent reporting, you can use this app to obtain direct access to the data you need to have open and honest conversations with your child. With GoGuardian, you can see which websites, apps, and extensions your child uses, and gain internet controls for school-issued devices at home. Additionally, if your child’s school uses GoGuardian Teacher, you can see how often teachers have issued intervention commands, like locking screens or closing tabs.

GoGuardian offers a range of features to help you monitor your child’s online activity. You can view the top 5 websites your child accesses, the top 5 apps and extensions they use, and the number of times teachers have locked their screen, closed tabs, or opened tabs for them. You can also view the number of times your child has reached a blocked page, and select the period of time you’d like the data to display. For a more detailed browsing history, you can view a more detailed report.

In addition to monitoring your child’s online activity, GoGuardian also allows you to take action to protect them. You can block specific websites on school-issued devices during out-of-school hours, and pause internet access on-demand or at a scheduled time on school-issued devices during out-of-school hours. With GoGuardian, you can have peace of mind knowing that you are taking an active role in your child’s online safety.

Overall, GoGuardian is a powerful tool for parents who want to monitor and control their child’s online activity on school-issued devices. With a range of features that allow you to view browsing history, block websites, and pause internet access, you can take an active role in your child’s online safety. By using GoGuardian, you can have open and honest conversations with your child about their online activity, and help them develop healthy online habits that will serve them well throughout their lives.