Abstract: The disclosure provides an approach for on-demand application delivery. Embodiments include determining, by an application delivery component on a computing device, a user logon event. In response to the user logon event, embodiments include receiving, from an application management server separate from the computing device, shortcut information for a set of applications associated with the user and displaying, on the computing device, simulated shortcuts for the set of applications based on the shortcut information. Embodiments include receiving, at the computing device, user input selecting a simulated shortcut of the simulated shortcuts that corresponds to an application of the set of applications.

Abstract: A system may include one or more server hardware computing devices or client hardware computing devices, communicatively coupled to a network, and each comprising at least one processor executing specific computer-executable instructions within a memory. The instructions, when executed, may cause the system to: receive, with a client device, answers to a question from polling hardware possessed by students, store the answers in a non-volatile memory, analyze the answers to assess whether the individual answers are correct or incorrect and to identify one or more misconceptions associated with the incorrect answers, generate assessment data based on the analysis, determine changes that should be made to a lesson plan based on the assessment data, provide a client device with a prompt to make the determined changes to the lesson plan, and display one or more graphical representations of the assessment data on a display of the client device.