Leveraging a durable, top-loading, basket-based cart from LocknCharge can save significant class time. Instead of using their valuable time to pack up and deploy devices, educators are teaching when they use LocknCharge solutions.
LocknCharge Customer Voices: Teacher’s Apprehension of Mobile Device Deployment Disappears with the Help of the Putnam 16.
See why Patrick Terry loves the charging status display of…
LocknCharge Customer Voices: Teacher Gets Back Valuable Instruction Time by Using the Putnam 16 Charging Station
Shane Austin tells how he’s able to put valuable instruction…
LocknCharge Customer Voices: The Sphero Charging Case Enable Teachers to Run Robotics Sessions More Easily
Hear from Kym Fanelli, a teacher at Koondoola Primary School…
Inflight Pilot Training Uses the FUYL Tower to Streamline Business Operations
Buying the iPads was the “easy” part, but to streamline business operations, he had to figure out a way to get the iPads into the hands of pilots without adding more work for his employees. He envisioned a secure station where pilots could check out a plane-assigned iPad without the help of a staff member.
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LocknCharge Customer Voices: Math teacher maintains bell-to-bell teaching while implementing a 1:1 iPad program.
8th Grade Math Teacher, Sarah Wright, was worried about how…
Flight School Uses Charging Towers to Manage iPads
Trever Rossini, the owner of Inflight Pilot Training, is using the LocknCharge FUYL Tower to manage iPad devices used during flight. His investment in technology shows his customers that he has made a commitment to enhancing their experience.
LocknCharge Customer Voices: English Teacher Sees Life-Changing Improvements with the Use of Tablets in the Classroom
See how Katie Kinder, an English teacher at Kenneth Cooper…
Empowering Students with Mobile Device Charging Stations for Public Charging at Deforest
DeForest Area School District adds four FUYL Towers to support an open learning environment
Administrators at DeForest Area School District in Wisconsin found themselves facing an interesting situation as they adjusted to students bringing their laptops, tablets and smartphones to school as part an informal BYOD initiative. District officials quickly realized that with students using devices all day, they needed a simple and safe way to store and charge the technology when it wasn’t in use.
Homeless Youth Get a Fresh Start with the Help of Technology
Thanks to a recent makeover by Oprah Winfrey, homeless youth served by the Los Angeles branch now have access to a state-of-the-art to keep their phones and other devices fully charged and secure so they can complete schoolwork, look for a job, or even just stay in touch with family and friends.