When a student tries to access web content or specific Windows applications, Classwize checks its features and Linewize Filter policies to determine whether the student can or can’t access the content. The order of the checks is the same every time until Classwize reaches a verdict.
You can override features with lower priority by using a feature with higher priority. This table shows the order from the highest priority features to the lowest:
| Priority | Feature Name | Interation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pause Internet | Students won’t be able to access web content as Pause Internet stops all internet connections until it's turned off. |
| 2 | Linewize Filter Policy (locked) | You can’t override Linewize Filter Policy (locked) in Classwize. You will see an error message if you try to make a Classwize Rule that conflicts with a locked Policy. |
| 3 | Bypass Code | Bypass Codes can let students access content not blocked by a Linewize Filter Policy (locked). |
| 4 | Focus | Automatically allows content that is blocked by a Classwize Rule or Linewize Filter Policy (not locked). Students can also access content allowed by a locked policy or by using a Bypass Code. |
| 5 | Reward | Gives access to content that is blocked by Classwize Rules and Linewize Filter Policies (not locked). |
| 6 | Classwize Rules | You can use Classwize Rules to override Linewize Filter Policies (not locked). You will see a warning message if you try to make a rule that would override a policy. |
| 7 | Linewize Filter Policy (not locked) | You can override Linewize Filter Policies (not locked) with Classwize features. |