Remote access for education.
Students get 24/7 access to lab computers. Instructors share screens for remote teaching. Campus IT fixes issues without walking between buildings — same workstation, anywhere.
Which access gaps affect students and staff?
From overworked IT teams to remote students, four constraints schools face every term.
Limited lab hours
Students need specialised software on campus computers, but lab hours are restricted. Evening and weekend access is often impossible.
Remote students left behind
Distance learners and students who can't be on campus don't have the same tools as their peers. That's a real disadvantage.
IT support spread too thin
Campus IT teams manage thousands of devices across multiple buildings. Walking to each one for troubleshooting kills the day.
Students have different devices
Chromebooks, MacBooks, Windows laptops, tablets. Getting everyone access to the same tools regardless of device is a headache.
Campus resources, available anywhere.
Six ways Tenvo extends a computer lab to wherever the student is.
Access lab computers remotely
Students connect to lab workstations from their dorm, home, or anywhere with internet. Run the software without being on campus.
Screen sharing for teaching
Instructors share their screen for live demos, or view a student's screen to provide hands-on guidance during remote office hours.
Efficient campus IT support
IT staff resolve issues across campus from one location. No more walking between buildings to fix a frozen mouse.
Secure and compliant
TLS-encrypted connections and access controls protect student data. We are not yet FERPA-certified; if your institution requires a certified vendor, see /security for the honest compliance status.
Cross-platform for any device
Chromebook, MacBook, Windows, tablet, phone — students and faculty connect from whatever they have.
Free for student personal use
Personal use is free. Students get full remote access at no cost; campus pays only for managed institutional licensing.
Features for classrooms and campus.
What schools, labs and IT departments use most.
Screen sharing
Share screens for lectures, demonstrations and one-on-one tutoring sessions. Both directions, low-latency.
Multi-monitor support
Access multi-monitor lab setups from a single device. See every display clearly, switch with Ctrl+1..9.
Cross-platform
Connect from any device — Windows, macOS, Linux, Chromebook, tablet, or phone. No platform lock-out.
Free for students
Personal use is free. Students get full remote access at no cost — no trial timer, no upsell.
Classroom management
Instructors view and assist student screens during lab sessions and workshops. Useful for hands-on coursework.
Resource sharing
Transfer files between devices easily. Share assignments, resources and materials inside the session.
Frequently asked questions.
Can students reach lab machines outside opening hours?
Do students need to install anything?
Can an instructor share a screen with a class?
How many people can connect at the same time?
Bring remote access to your campus.
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