It’s simple: Add the term “term” to your policy, where “term” represents the search you want to block. Addition of *search*snake, for example, will prevent searches for the term “snake,” but will allow access to URLs that contain the word “snake.” in their content.

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How do I block games on GoGuardian?

Adding *keywords* to the Website URLs section of a policy allows you to restrict or allow certain types of web content. A * (wildcard/asterisk) must appear before and after each word in the list. It is possible to block or allow any URL that contains a wildcarded keyword.

How do I block Google Doodle games in GoGuardian?

Go to the Guardian > Policy Objects > Categories page. Google Doodle Games is an example of a name that can be entered. In the Search Term Filtering field, type in the following. In the [search term] format, enter a single term per line.

Can you block Google searches on GoGuardian?

Adding *tbm=isch* to your block list on the Wildcard will block all images from a Google Image search. Add *q=term* to your Wildcard, but instead of the word term, type in the word that you’d like to block for image searches in the wildcard.

Can you block a site for one student on GoGuardian?

Using GoGuardian Teacher’s Scenes feature, you can better monitor your students’ computer usage. For live classroom sessions, you can use Scenes to allow or block students from accessing specific websites.

How do I block a website on GoGuardian?

Using the GoGuardian Admin dashboard, navigate to Configuration > Policies to access your Policies. Select the policy from which you want to add the block or allow site. Once you’ve entered the domain or subdomain, you can either allow or block it.

Is there a way to block Google Games?

Google games can be blocked by adding and setting BlockGoogleSearchGames to true.