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Making a success offlexible learning space S
outhern Regional College (SRC)basedinNorthern Ireland creates a successful agile learning space for their students. The
studentshavethe freedomto borrowa laptopwhen theyneedit by accessing a loaneddevice fromtheir newly installedLapSafe® Self-Service LaptopLoanLockers.
In their new Armagh Campus, SRC had the chance to create a purpose build space for their student. The “Investigation Zone” became a multifunctional area to support student learning. Designed to be flexible enough to accommodate large groups of students for lectures or guest speakers and be easily configured to have breakout sessions of smaller groups and workshops. It also has quiet areas for one-to-one and self- directed study.
With this innovative approach to the learning space a dynamic solution was needed for providing access to technology. Providing self-service laptop loan lockers gave the staff and students access to the technology they need whenever they need it, whilst saving on space. Traditional PCs took up too much room and didn’t provide the flexibility that was needed.
“I found the whole process to be effortless and efficient. The installation team were great, they fitted the unit in a timely manner and with minimal disruption”*
This flexible approach to IT provision and asset management means the students can help themselves to a laptop when they need one and staff can have confidence in the safety of the devices while making the most of their new learning zone.
*quote taken from the SRC case study which can be found at
https://www.lapsafe.com/case-studies/southern-regional-college
LapSafe® Self-Service Loan Lockers are a popular solution within the education sector. The intelligent locker system loans devices or lockers 24 x 7. Fully charged devices such as laptops, Chromebooks and tablets can be automatically loaned to borrowers without staff interaction.
February 2023
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