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Kiosk Mode: No Login Required
Built for the moment a special needs student sits down to a session — and no one is there to type in a password.
Most schools provide individual computers, typically iPads, to their students. But the first version of Vidukate.ai required either a password or a one-time code to log in. So imagine a special needs student getting into a 1:1 session with their service provider. Who's going to log in?
With Kiosk Mode, the teacher initiates a pairing request from the student's device.
A teacher pairs a device to a student directly from Vidukate.ai.
The system then waits for approval — though it isn't necessary to wait around for it. Vidukate.ai checks automatically whether the pairing request was approved the next time it's opened in the browser on that device.
The device waits for approval — no need to stay on this screen.
Parents receive an email and an in-app notification about the pairing request.
are notified by email as soon as a pairing request comes in.
The same notification also appears right in the parent's dashboard.
From there, parents can review and approve — or reject — the request from the Device Pairings page.
Parents approve or reject pairing requests from the Device Pairings page.
Once approval is granted, logging in is only ever required on the student's device itself. From then on, opening Vidukate.ai in the browser opens it up automatically for the paired student — with all of that student's features and content ready to go.
Once paired, the device opens straight into the student's own session — no login screen.
Teachers can temporarily log in under their own account using the "Switch Account" feature; the browser returns to the student's account automatically the next time it's opened.
And control always stays with the adults on the team. Parents can revoke pairing at any time from the pairing list page.
Parents can revoke a pairing at any time from the same page.
Teachers can do the same from the main menu, where "Unpair this Device" is available any time the teacher is using a paired device.
Teachers can unpair a device directly from the main menu.
Kiosk Mode removes one more barrier between a student and their session — so the technology gets out of the way, and the learning can start.