Make 1:1 student devices a reality without impacting school budgets
ComputAbility is a fully-managed and worry-free parent partnership programme. BT offer this end-to-end service, powered by our expert finance partner, Freedom Tech.
Empower parents to help you change how technology is used in the classroom
It’s an alternative way for schools and colleges to close the IT skills gap in education, and enable technology based learning. Parents fund the technology their children need to enrich their learning, both in school or college and at home.1
Wide range of devices from the quality brands you trust
We offer a huge range of devices from lots of brands you know and trust including Apple, HP, Microsoft, Dell and Lenovo. We’ll help you choose the right devices to include in your programme. Devices that’ll complement both your existing systems and your school’s wider technology strategy.
Aldridge School implemented ComputAbility in 2014…
Aldridge School is now using a virtual learning environment with a one-to-one device ratio. It helps them deliver resources to students so they receive the best education Aldridge can provide.
‘Basically BT’s programme handled everything, relieving us of most of the administrative burden and placing less strain on our resources They manage the collection of payments from parents, follow up on late payments and deal with breakages and insurance claims. That was the big selling point for us.’
James Fendek, Business Manager at Aldridge School.
Read the full case study online
bt.com/techknow/edu/Aldridge
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1. For a full list of things you need to know, please visit the ComputAbility page on our website:
bt.com/techknow/edu/ComputAbility. 2. One device per student, all orders are subject to school sign off prior to delivery.
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