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Whether on-campus or taken home, CurrentWare’s computer monitoring and web filtering software for schools keeps your students and computers safe
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With CurrentWare’s flexible and intuitive internet monitoring and web filtering solution you can easily protect students and devices no matter how large or small your school district is.
BrowseControl’s web filtering category database provides you with a convenient way to block millions of websites across over 100 URL categories.
Easily block users from accessing inappropriate content including social media sites, porn, games, known virus-infected websites, and more!
Learn More: BrowseControl’s Web Content Categories
Over blocking while using web filtering for schools and libraries harms education; when you implement web content filtering policies that are inflexible and overly aggressive it can unintentionally generate false flags and block access to legitimate research.
CurrentWare’s web filtering for schools can be adjusted in just a few clicks, allowing school administrators to adjust their web filtering policies as soon as over blocking is detected.
School districts are forced to do more with less. CurrentWare’s computer monitoring and web filtering for schools provides a cost-effective way to manage technology in your school network without straining budgetary needs.
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Web Filtering Software Keeps Students & School Systems Safe From Internet-Based Threats
Exposing students to the digital world comes with a responsibility to protect them. Students love BrowseControl because it gives them a safe working environment and prevents potential bad actors from interrupting their educational experience.
With CurrentWare’s database of over 190 million URLs, meeting CIPA web filtering compliance is as easy as a few clicks. Block websites across 100+ URL categories including hate speech, weapons, and pornography. With CurrentWare’s CIPA-compliant web filtering for schools you can effortlessly tailor your internet use policies to suit the needs of each student, staff member, or patron.
CurrentWare’s BrowseControl is a technology protection measure that allows libraries, schools, and employers to restrict access to undesirable content and websites using features such as allowed/blocked lists, custom URL internet filtering, and category-based internet filtering.
BrowseControl’s Content Filtering feature gives libraries and schools access to our up-to-date restriction database with over 100 URL categories.
With the category web filtering solution, any inappropriate websites can be blocked based on adult-oriented content categories, allowing children and patrons to use the internet without exposure to obscene material.
CurrentWare’s BrowseReporter allows schools to implement and maintain CIPA compliance by monitoring their students’ use of the school’s technology.
Along with CIPA-compliant monitoring, BrowseReporter gives you access to additional features such as real-time internet monitoring and detailed internet activity reports through a centralized console.
With BrowseReporter, schools are provided with detailed reports on the sites and applications used by students with metrics such as total browsing time, sites visited, and keywords searched.
“The Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) was enacted by Congress in 2000 to address concerns about children’s access to obscene or harmful content over the Internet. CIPA imposes certain requirements on schools or libraries that receive discounts for Internet access or internal connections through the E-rate program – a program that makes certain communications services and products more affordable for eligible schools and libraries. In early 2001, the FCC issued rules implementing CIPA and provided updates to those rules in 2011.” – The Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
The goal of CIPA is to limit children’s access to obscene or harmful content over the Internet by incentivizing public libraries and K-12 schools to implement a “technology protection measure that protects against access to visual depictions that are obscene, child pornography, or harmful to minors” such as CurrentWare’s CIPA-compliant web filtering for schools and libraries.
Schools and libraries must certify they are in compliance with CIPA before they can receive E-rate funding.
To become CIPA compliant, public libraries will need:
Schools have two additional CIPA requirements:
Learn More: Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA), Federal Communications Commission
CurrentWare’s internet filtering and computer monitoring software solutions are critical technology protection measures that schools and libraries need to meet CIPA compliance and qualify for E-Rate funding while ensuring a safe and productive learning environment.
Effortlessly deliver safer online experiences with advanced awareness and control over student computer usage.
Implement 1:1 technology and digital tools confidently knowing that students have thoughtful guardrails for digital exploration.
Implement computer monitoring & web filtering for schools to defeat distractions, increase student engagement, and empower teachers to teach confidently with technology.
Laptops and desktops are critical learning tools, but without internet filtering it’s far too easy for them to cheat on their tests. Take back control over student PC use with CurrentWare’s computer monitoring and web filtering for schools.
To truly support remote learning and 1:1 device programs you need computer monitoring and web filtering for schools that ensures student safety no matter what network your students use.
Easily provide access to bona fide research—without exposing students to adult content.
CurrentWare’s granular tools and user-friendly interface allow IT admins to delegate adjustment of web filtering policies to teachers and other trusted staff members.
Our student computer monitoring and internet filtering software gives you detailed control and visibility of web activity, making it the perfect tool for enforcing internet use policies.
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Track web browsing, software use, search queries, and more
Take automatic screenshots or remotely view desktops
Get insights into software usage trends in your organization
Run silently in the background or provide notice of monitoring
Set full access, read only or no access on storage devices
Allow only authorized storage devices to be used
Prevent files from being transferred to portable storage
Track file transfers, storage device use, file operations, and more
Block websites based on URLs & content categories
Prevent uploading and downloading based on file type
Block specific Windows applications from launching
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Frequently asked
School web filtering software blocks access to inappropriate, harmful, or non-educational websites. It helps K–12 institutions enforce Acceptable Use Policies (AUPs), maintain digital safety, and comply with CIPA (Children’s Internet Protection Act) regulations. These tools filter content categories such as adult content, violence, hate speech, and more to create a safe digital learning environment. CurrentWare, for instance, uses a web filtering category database that can block millions of websites across over 100 URL categories.
Effective web filtering tools for schools should include:
CIPA mandates that schools protect students from harmful online content. Web filtering software like CurrentWare’s BrowseControl enforces this by acting as a “technology protection measure” to restrict access to obscene sites, child pornography, or otherwise harmful content to minors, using a database of over 190 million URLs. Additionally, CurrentWare’s BrowseReporter logs internet activity and provides real-time monitoring and detailed activity reports, allowing educators and IT staff to monitor student browsing behavior. This ensures that schools can document their compliance efforts with audit-ready reports, a key aspect of CIPA compliance.
Schools can protect students by:
Web filtering tools like CurrentWare reduce digital distractions and threats, ensuring a safe and productive learning environment.
Yes. School web filtering tools like CurrentWare provide real-time visibility into student internet activity through their BrowseReporter module. IT administrators and educators can detect policy violations, identify risky behavior, and ensure safe online learning environments. CurrentWare also supports role-based access for teachers and staff to review web usage reports for classroom management or incident response.
CurrentWare offers powerful web filtering, device control, and internet usage reporting tailored for K–12 IT environments. It helps schools:
With its easy-to-use dashboard, comprehensive features, and compatibility with Windows, CurrentWare is an ideal solution for modern, distributed classrooms.
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