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# View Running Applications

The current applications that are running on a Student's computer can be viewed via the *Assess* menu. 

Alternatively, you can view all running applications on the Student computer by selecting a Student computer and enabling the detailed view.

![](/files/7t4lxaXytGRVKOVsKsOb)

1. Select a Student.
2. Click *Assess*.
3. Click *View Running Applications*. 
4. Click *Configure Applications.* This will bring up the *Class Settings* popup window where you can add the applications to your list of allowed or blocked applications, or
5. Select at least one application and click *End Task*. This will stop the application from running on the Student's computer.

![](/files/tlIBSn8Gj0ZHwl3bmxOm)


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