• Myndr dashboard overview

  In a video of about 6 minutes we explain how the Myndr dashboard works and what you can do with it.Some readers

• Blacklist & whitelist: advanced rules

  This article explains the more advanced filtering methods of the blacklist & whitelist. Alternatives If you have many blacklist/whitelist rules, it can be handy to combine several into 1 rule. You can do this as follows: put aSome readers

• Resetting modes to their default values

  It can of course happen that a lot has been changed, or that a teacher would like the modes set up according to the default settings again. To do this, you can reset the modes to their default values. Once youFew readers

• Privacy protection for small groups

  Myndr takes protecting privacy very seriously. There is no direct link between the statistics Myndr provides and a specific student in the class. This is a deliberate choice. However, if you have very few students in the classFew readers

• Editing or removing blacklist & whitelist rules

  You can very easily edit or remove your own rules (the blacklist and whitelist). Once you are signed in, you can start adjusting the modes. From your dashboard, click the three dots next to the switch you want to adjust.Few readers

• Adjusting modes

  The five modes were set up together with primary school teachers and are based on everyday classroom practice. Of course you can adjust the modes to your individual preferences. Once you are signed in, you can startFew readers

• Myndr Dashboard update

  On Wednesday 25 March 2026 an update was carried out with limited impact on your daily use of the Myndr Dashboard. Choose your school If you manage multiple schools, the school selection is now done centrally. At the top left of theFew readers

• Adding a new switch

  _As of 1 July 2023 it is no longer possible to add switches to your account yourself. _ After signing in, you will see a tile on your dashboard with a New switch button. Click this button. A pop-up appears in whichFew readers

• Statistics and screen time

  Myndr anonymously keeps statistics and screen time on the students' browsing behaviour. This gives the teacher a good idea of how much guidance the class still needs: if a class is doing well, the teacher canFew readers

• Creating your own groups for Myndr with the School-specific extension

  If your school uses the School-specific extension, you can manage your groups yourself. Here is a short explanation of how that works and what to keep in mind. Not sure whether your school uses this installation method? Go to theFew readers

• Changing or editing the name of your switch

  To make it easier to recognise multiple switches, it's useful to give the switch a name. Once you are signed in, you can start grouping the switch. From your dashboard, next to the switch you want to group,Few readers

• Adding new users

  You can give your colleagues access to their own switch, so they can operate it from the dashboard and gain insight into internet use in the classroom. Every user you enter receives an email asking them toFew readers

• Grouping switches

  You can group switches on your dashboard. You do this by adding labels to your switches. You use this if, for example, you use several Myndr Switches within your organisation, or if you want to organise the switches by department.Few readers

• Myndr Dashboard User Guide

  A brief explanation of all pages and functions within the Myndr dashboard for teachers and administrators. Groups (Only available for Myndr with Basispoort) This is the start page of the dashboard. Here you can see allFew readers

• Creating a blacklist & whitelist

  By default, the Myndr Switch has handy categories with which you can set up the modes. On top of these categories you can now also allow or block your own websites, a so-called blacklist & whitelist. Once you are signed in, you canFew readers