Live classes are only part of the course. Between sessions, students study, practice and get graded in the Netwisers portal, and teachers review their work in the same place. Here is what each role sees.
Every course you are enrolled in appears with the classes your teacher has unlocked. Each class has three steps, lesson, quiz and lab, and the next one is always at the top. Upcoming live classes and announcements sit above it.
The course plan shows every class in order, which ones you have finished, which are open now and what comes next. Classes follow a fixed order, one concept at a time, and every topic is tagged to its official exam objective.
Lessons are built around diagrams: network topologies with port labels, frame and packet layouts, tables that compare devices and protocols, and real command output explained line by line.
CCNA labs run in a simulated Cisco CLI with routers, switches and PCs. Automation and Cybersecurity labs run on a Linux workstation, with real Python for the coding labs. Palo Alto and FortiGate labs come as task sheets you build in EVE-NG.
Each class ends with a timed quiz of ten questions in the exam formats: single answer, multiple response, drag and drop, exhibits and testlets. A full review with explanations opens after you submit, and full-length practice exams come near the end of the course.
When a student submits a lab, the teacher sees each objective with its result, every command the student typed and their final configs or files. Teachers add feedback, change the score, or return the lab for another try, and the student is emailed.
Teachers see their batches and students, who needs attention, and each student's record. After a live class they log it, mark attendance and unlock that class for the batch. They also post the class schedule and announcements, and can present any lesson as a slideshow.
Admins see students, activity and what needs attention on one screen. They invite students and teachers, set course end dates, build batches, grant classes and exams, allow retakes, record payments and check every email the platform sends.
Screenshots from the Netwisers portal, taken with a test account.
Students, teachers and admins each have their own sign-in page, and each page only accepts its own role.
New accounts get a one-time link to set a password. Passwords are never shown or emailed.
Teachers are emailed when a lab is submitted, students when it is reviewed or returned, and class announcements go out by email.
Portal access stays open until 30 days after the course end date, then closes on its own.
Everything runs in a modern browser. There is nothing to install and no lab hardware to buy.
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