Computer rooms are stuffy and hot!
Possibly the worst environment to
teach in and for kids to learn in!
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Because the cabinet is cooled
and ducted to an outside wall
the room temperature is greatly reduced |
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With thirty or so computer cooling fans blowing in the classroom there is a high background noise that has to be overcome |
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Because we have all the computers in the cabinet the ambient noise is reduced |
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Teachers loose valuable teaching time and have the frustration of controlling the class as students fiddle and tamper with the computers that are on their desk. |
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Because the cabinet is cooled
and ducted to an outside wall
the room temperature is greatly reduced |
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Students have little if any room to write and work effectively as the computer is often taking up the space that they need to be working in. |
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Whilst the machines sit safely in the cabinet the desk space is freed up with our policy of ‘Free the Desk’ TM. This means that students have a working space in front of them and assists the teaching process. |
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Security is an ever-increasing issue and the classroom offers plenty of scope to the opportunist thief as well as the mindless sabotage of mouse’s, keyboards, screens and computers |
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We take all of the computers off the desk and store them under lock and key in a metal and hardened glass fronted cabinet in the corner or cupboard within the room. One of the schools with our cabinets in place sustained two break-ins and no computers were stolen. The Chalvedon School, Essex was delighted as thousands of pounds were saved. |
