AlwaysLearningTM faq
WHY HAVE AN ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE PROTECTION PLAN?
- Reduce the financial burden of fixing or replacing damaged equipment, allowing schools to direct more resources towards other important educational initiatives
- Minimize the interruption of educational activities, as devices can be quickly repaired or replaced, ensuring students have access to the technology they need to continue learning.
- Provide peace of mind to school district administrators, knowing they are protected against the unexpected costs of repairing or replacing damaged equipment.
WHY DOES HAVING INSURANCE-BACKED ADP MATTER?
adp protects your devices
- Vendors push cheap ADP to win price-competitive device bids
- Without insurer support, your district carries the risk if the vendor fails to deliver
insurance protects your adp
- Companies have gone out of business or been acquired, leaving districts without coverage
- AM Best A rated insurance protects your district’s investment
IS LEXICON’S ADP INSURANCE-BACKED?
Yes, Lexicon’s device management program, AlwaysLearning, is underwritten by an AM Best A rated insurer. However, insurance by itself isn’t enough. At Lexicon, we bring 25+ years of risk management experience and operational excellence to all our partner districts, ensuring we have the certifications and processes in place to quickly, efficiently, and correctly repair and return your devices to you.
WHAT’S TYPICALLY COVERED?
- Accidental Drops
- Liquid Spills
- Bumps
- Mechanical Breakdown
- Electrical Surge
- Screen Repair
- Structural Failure
WHAT’S NOT COVERED?
Accidental damage protection for schools typically does not cover losses or damages resulting from intentional damage, such as theft or vandalism, devices that are lost or stolen, (typically covered under separate insurance policies), and damages resulting from natural disasters.
- Intentional Damage
- Theft
- Vandalism
- Lost Devices
- Stolen Devices
- Natural Disasters
IS ADP MORE COST EFFECTIVE THAN FLAT-RATE REPAIR?
Accidental damage protection (ADP) service plans can be a cost-effective solution for K-12 school districts, especially over time as the likelihood of device failures increases. ADP helps absorb the extra cost or service fees of repairing or replacing damaged equipment on a flat-rate basis, ensuring students have uninterrupted access to technology for learning.
The Lexicon K12 AlwaysLearning™ program takes ADP to the next level by providing spare pool management and data analytics.