LocknCharge

Sometimes the best way to explain why something works is to hear it from the people using it every day.

Managing devices at district scale can turn small problems into very big ones.
Disappearing cords. Charging issues. Limited classroom space. And a solution that needs to work across completely different classroom sizes.
When this district moved toward 1:1, they deployed around 500 Putnam 16 charging stations across their middle schools.

All problems solved, and the rollout?

Just 2–2.5 days.

Same devices. Very different pack-up. When students can their own devices using Baskets, teachers spend less time collecting, organising and managing tech at the end of class.

A small change in the workflow can give students and teachers valuable time back.

Maybe we should tell him how to use the Baskets… Sure, they make a great helmet.
But they’re even better at what they were actually designed for: safely distributing and deploying mobile devices in seconds. Less time handing out devices. Less classroom disruption. More time for teachers to teach and students to learn.

Although… we can’t technically stop you from wearing one.

40 iPads. 3 classrooms. One less thing to worry about. For Natalie Harris and her school, managing shared iPads needed to be simple enough for students to be part of the routine.

With the Carrier 40, color-coded baskets help students know where devices belong, while iPads can be stored, plugged in and recharged ready for class.

The result? Less time spent managing devices. An easier routine for students. And technology that’s ready when learning starts.

How much class time is lost just getting iPads into students’ hands?

For 8th Grade Math Teacher Sarah Wright, managing a 1:1 iPad classroom was a real concern. With the Putnam 16 iPad Charging Station, her students can access their devices quickly and get straight into learning.

That means less time managing devices and more time actually teaching.

Every school has a different device workflow. But when that workflow starts taking time away from learning, there’s usually a better way to manage it.

How much valuable training time is lost just getting devices into people’s hands?

At the Australian Institute of Management in Western Australia, time with participants is limited. They needed a faster way to deploy devices without compromising security or organisation.

With the Carrier 30 Cart, educators can grab a Basket, place the devices on the table and have participants ready to go in seconds.

It’s a simple workflow change, but that’s exactly the point.

Handing out 20 devices can take up to 10 minutes of valuable class time. What if it took closer to one?

The award-winning Carrier 20 Cart helps teachers get Chromebooks, tablets and laptops into students’ hands faster with our Basket system.

Grab a Basket. Hand out the devices. Get back to teaching.

Less time managing devices. More time for learning.

Nobody joins an IT team to hand out laptops.

The ForwardPass smart locker issues the device, charges it, and logs every handoff on its own. Under a minute, no queue, no paperwork.

That is your week back.

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