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iTALC is developed in [[Trolltech]] [[Qt]]/C++ and is therefore compatible with both 32-bit-Windows and [[GNU]]/[[Linux]] systems. iTALC was not designed to work with Windows Vista or Windows 7, however it does work and is fully compatible.
iTALC is developed in [[Trolltech]] [[Qt]]/C++ and is therefore compatible with both 32-bit-Windows and [[GNU]]/[[Linux]] systems. iTALC was not designed to work with Windows Vista or Windows 7, however it does work and is fully compatible.


== Italc and individual freedoms ==

italc software is questionable at the various freedoms that they have the opportunity to violer.En effect anyone can see anything on any écran.Cette violation of the privacy of individuals without their knowledge who have no prior authorization bookmark inviting a third person to see what could be the order of medical or family. Research in this Privacy Teletubbies storm the team has put in place to make this process used his freedom to control italc at poutrerdansguardian.blogspot
== Future ==
== Future ==
The developer has unofficially stated that a 2.0 release compatible with current and future releases of Windows will be made is Q3/Q4 2010.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://sourceforge.net/projects/italc/forums/forum/449668/topic/2811243?message=8103115|title=SourceForge.net: iTALC - OpenSource classroom-management: Topic: Italc on Vista|accessdate=2010-02-28|language=en}}</ref>
The developer has unofficially stated that a 2.0 release compatible with current and future releases of Windows will be made is Q3/Q4 2010.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://sourceforge.net/projects/italc/forums/forum/449668/topic/2811243?message=8103115|title=SourceForge.net: iTALC - OpenSource classroom-management: Topic: Italc on Vista|accessdate=2010-02-28|language=en}}</ref>
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*[http://italc.sourceforge.net/screenshots.php Screenshots]
*[http://italc.sourceforge.net/screenshots.php Screenshots]
*[http://italc.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page Documentation in the iTALC Wiki]
*[http://italc.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page Documentation in the iTALC Wiki]
*[http://poutrerdansguardian.blogspot.com/ solution a italc]

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Revision as of 13:03, 31 August 2010

iTALC
Stable release
1.0.10 / June 30, 2010; 14 years ago (2010-06-30)
Repository
Written inC++
Operating systemLinux, Microsoft Windows
Size6.0 MB
TypeSoftware
LicenseGPL
Websiteitalc.sf.net

iTALC(intelligently Teaching And Learning with Computer) is a free open source software for managing classroom computers in Linux and Windows, which is aimed at a school environment. iTALC enables teachers to remotely monitor and control students' computers. This allows the teacher to perform demonstrations, to close windows and to shut down the computer. The program was developed as a free alternative to MasterEye[1].

Originally, iTALC was available only for Linux, but in the middle of 2006, in the course of the Qt4 porting, support for NT-based Windows versions was added. Additionally iTALC transparently handles mixed computing environments, e.g., a linux based teacher's computer can access pupils' Windows computers and vice versa.

All functions serves are based on the RFB protocol. As iTALC works completely with TCP connections, it has the advantage of permitting demo and remote control over local area networks. Fast and efficient compression algorithms even allow the binding of private pupil computers at home - even the comparatively intensive demo mode.

Features

Features of iTALC include the following[2]:

  • Overview mode (allow previewing screens for each pupil computers in a small preview window)
  • Previewing computers in predefined classroom segment
  • Demonstration mode (either in a frame or window) - which the teacher's screen is broadcast to all of the pupil's computers in real-time
  • Barriers of the pupil computers, in order to direct attention on other things
  • Send text messages to students
  • On and switching individual or all computers off over network (Wake on LAN)
  • Snapshots for evidence protection, e.g. during infringement of any user rules

Compatibility

iTALC is developed in Trolltech Qt/C++ and is therefore compatible with both 32-bit-Windows and GNU/Linux systems. iTALC was not designed to work with Windows Vista or Windows 7, however it does work and is fully compatible.

Italc and individual freedoms

italc software is questionable at the various freedoms that they have the opportunity to violer.En effect anyone can see anything on any écran.Cette violation of the privacy of individuals without their knowledge who have no prior authorization bookmark inviting a third person to see what could be the order of medical or family. Research in this Privacy Teletubbies storm the team has put in place to make this process used his freedom to control italc at poutrerdansguardian.blogspot

Future

The developer has unofficially stated that a 2.0 release compatible with current and future releases of Windows will be made is Q3/Q4 2010.[3]

References

  1. ^ now known as NetOp Vision 6 Classroom Management Solution
  2. ^ "iTALC homepage". Retrieved 2009-03-02.
  3. ^ "SourceForge.net: iTALC - OpenSource classroom-management: Topic: Italc on Vista". Retrieved 2010-02-28.