Securly Classroom review
A broad classroom control suite for managed Chromebook, Windows, and Mac environments.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Securly Classroom is a classroom management platform for K-12 schools and districts managing student devices. Teachers can view live student screens, review in-class browsing history, push web pages and resources, lock individual devices or entire classes, restrict websites, and communicate through announcements and one-to-one chat. It supports Chromebook, Windows, and macOS student environments, making it suited to schools coordinating mixed device fleets as well as managed Chromebook classrooms.
Its strongest fit is an ecosystem that combines classroom controls with education-system integrations. Google Classroom, Canvas, OneRoster, ClassLink, Schoology, Securly Filter, and Securly Pass are supported. Teachers can organize class schedules and bell schedules, create student groups, apply differentiated access restrictions, and review conversation logs. Administrators get permissions and audit logs, while lost Chromebook mode adds locking, locating, and communication capabilities for device recovery. These features make the product broader than a basic screen-viewing or web-filtering tool, especially for schools that want classroom activity and device management in one environment.
Pricing follows a contact-sales model, with purchasing directed through a demo or sales contact. That approach may suit schools and districts evaluating administrative controls, integrations, and device-management requirements at an organizational level, but schools seeking immediately visible plan comparisons may prefer a product with public tier details. Securly Classroom is a strong choice for managed classrooms that need live visibility, differentiated restrictions, scheduling, communication, and lost-device controls. It is less suitable for teams looking only for a lightweight classroom timer or a narrowly scoped single-purpose control.
Securly Classroom pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Live screens, browsing history, site controls, and screen locking
- Scheduling, messaging, student groups, and differentiated restrictions
- Google Classroom, Canvas, OneRoster, ClassLink, and Schoology integrations
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing uses a contact-sales process rather than published plan details
- The feature set may exceed the needs of narrowly focused classrooms
- Application controls are specified for Windows and Mac devices
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