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iPads and tablets in school find themselves at risk of three major threats: loss, damage and even theft.
They are also used in education in different ways – from mobile tablets that children use to create video assignments in the school yard to static kiosks in the library or at school check-in.
That use case needs to be considered when devising the right protection strategy for each device.
Questions to ask include:
The good news is iPads and tablets can be protected in a whole host of different ways no matter their use or location.
Tablet stands are available in a range of heights with a variety of features. Some can be screwed to a table or countertop, while others are freestanding and can be bolted to the floor.
They may also boast additional features like the ability to rotate the device between portrait and landscape mode, the ability to flip the tablet so the person oppositive can view it, or the ability to swivel the device on the stand 180 degrees.
These stands may also incorporate charging cables into them, so cords are channeled through the stand to a power outlet.
Stands are then accompanied by tablet enclosures that affix to the stand and protect the device.
And again, enclosures come with different options and materials, including lockable faceplates that protect the tablet from theft and durable faceplates that protect the device from damage.
Use cases for anchored stands or enclosures
As the name suggests, wall mounted devise affix to a wall and are a great option in areas where space may be limited or where the device is required for specific purposes like student check-in, room bookings, or to access a library catalogue.
Wall mounted enclosures may also feature a stand that allows the device to be tilted to the right angle.
Wall-mounted enclosures and stands are simply screwed to the wall, and the device’s charging cords chords are channeled either through the wall or via a covered conduit.
Use cases for wall mounted enclosures
The Elite Nexus tablet stand complements a highly secure and durable enclosure with a sleek, short and stylish stand. This design offers a strong yet minimal frame which features internal cable management and a lockable faceplate.
The Nexus tablet stand can be installed in either portrait or landscape and includes a 180 degree swivel function, you can lock the swivel function if it is not needed.
The Elite Evo tablet stand offers high-end security in addition to a seamless look and ultimate mobility. This design offers a strong yet minimal frame which features internal cable management and a lockable faceplate complete with barrel key. The Evo Freestanding tablet holder is elevated for enhanced interactivity and ergonomics, but can be easily moved when required.
The Evo Freestanding stand rotates between portrait and landscape mode, the Evo stand also features a 40-degree tilt for an adjustable ergonomic design.