Northfleet School for Girls Cut Costs with Automated Device Loans
Northfleet School for Girls transformed its device loan process with LapSafe®
improving accountability, and saving valuable staff time.
Before implementing Envoy™, up to two hours each day were spent issuing and collecting devices. By automating the process, the school has eliminated this manual task, saving an estimated £4,761.90 per year in staff time and allowing technicians to focus on higher-value IT support.
“ We no longer need to log loans manually ... Richard Chilcott, e-learning & IT Systems Manager
—the process is now fully automated. ”
Students can now independently collect and return devices, while the smart lockers management platform, ONARKEN®, provides real-time visibility of device usage and return status. This has strengthened security and accountability by ensuring each student can only access the device assigned to them.
whether the device has been checked back in. If it hasn’t been, only the student it was allocated to becomes accountable.
“ Using the ONARKEN® portal, we can check Richard Chilcott, e-learning & IT Systems Manager ”
The self-service solution has also reduced classroom disruption and IT administration, giving both teaching and support staff more time to focus on their core responsibilities.
“ Teachers no longer need to supervise
device distribution, therefore they can spend more time teaching.
Richard Chilcott, e-learning & IT Systems Manager ”
THE RESULT: Lower costs, Reduced administration, enhanced security, and more time for teaching and learning.
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