High schools & school boards
Show students how networks work, then give them a lab to try their first commands and test their own setup.
Talk school training
For Schools
Teach networking and cybersecurity through hands-on labs. Give students a place to build, configure, and troubleshoot networks in their browser.
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Bring networking into the classroom
Use browser-based labs in class, in a computer lab, or with an after-school team. Ask about education rates for 10 or more accounts.
Colleges & universities
Connect lectures to guided configuration labs, troubleshooting exercises, and open-ended Sandbox projects.
Talk university trainingLearning paths for schools
Preview three ways to organize hands-on practice. Ask us about using them with your students.
CyberPatriot
Independent networking practice for CyberPatriot teams. Build a small network, verify connectivity, and troubleshoot common configuration problems.
Networking for High School
Start with IP addressing and switching. Build a small network and troubleshoot why devices can’t reach each other.
Cybersecurity Basics
Practise securing device access, separating network traffic, and using firewall rules to control what can get through.
From lesson plan to live lab
Build a path for your class
Choose guided labs and browser Sandbox exercises that match what you teach. Arrange them so students can build on each new skill.
- Mix guided practice with open-ended projects
- Organize activities around your lessons
- Adapt and reuse the path with each class
See how students are doing
Assign the path in Classroom. Check what each student has finished, review their submissions, and give feedback on their next step.
- Follow individual student progress
- Review students’ practical work
- Keep class assignments in one place
Teach in a shared Sandbox
Build a network as you explain each connection. Invite a student to select a device and try the next step while the class watches.
- Demonstrate concepts in a live network
- Guide troubleshooting in a shared workspace
- Choose who can observe, configure, or build