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Impero is educational software that allows teachers to control, share, and monitor student devices from their own computer or device. It provides features like controlling student monitors, sharing instruction across screens, pushing URLs or applications to all students simultaneously, locking screens to gain attention, remotely logging into student devices, recording screens, and taking screenshots. The software aims to empower teachers for effective classroom and network management in digital learning environments.
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Impero
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