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If you install Virtual Box for Windows, then the default locations for imported virtual machines is in the user directory (which is not accessible by other users). You can change this in the settings of the virtual machine (File --> Global Preferences). The keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+G. If you change this to a directory which all users can access (e.g. C:/Sage) and then import the ova file it should work. (local install of sage on all computers)
Another remark: I spent some time resently to built a virtual machine of sage which should fit your requirements. It has a preconfigured sage server for up to 29 simultan users ("almost" no limits in total accounts). So it should be possible to work in lab with a class.
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If you install Virtual Box for Windows, then the default locations for imported virtual machines is in the user directory (which is not accessible by other users). You can change this in the settings of the virtual machine (File --> Global Preferences). The keyboard shortcut is Ctrl+G. If you change this to a directory which all users can access (e.g. C:/Sage) and then import the ova file it should work. (local install of sage on all computers)
Another remark:
I spent some time resently recently to built a virtual machine of sage which should fit your requirements. It has a preconfigured pre-configured sage server for up to 29 simultan simultaneous users ("almost" no limits in total accounts). So it should be possible to work in lab with a class.