Managing student device repairs shouldn’t slow you down. With RepairEngine®, districts can automate repair workflows and seamlessly connect with the platforms they already use
In the dynamic world of K-12 education, technology has become the backbone of learning. From Chromebooks and tablets to interactive whiteboards, devices are crucial tools for today’s students and teachers. But with this surge in tech reliance comes the challenge of managing and maintaining these devices effectively.
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This article delves into why insurance-backed ADP is not just an option but a necessity for K-12 device protection, exploring the facets of risk management and operational excellence that distinguish the most effective strategies.
Lexicon Tech Solutions CEO Josh King spoke with CDW’s EdTech Magazine to lay out how K-12 schools can best support their 1:1 programs, including in-house programs and break/fix services.
Lexicon has built a reputation on fast turn times (average turn time for student device repair during a school year is 5.5 days) and repairs done right the first time. Our repair rate for SY 2021/2022 was 99.97%. That means for every 4,000 student devices we repaired, only one was returned requiring additional repair.
Lexicon’s AlwaysLearning student device repair program continues to grow with the addition of new K12 districts across the Southeast.
The announcement that Staymobile–the Kennesaw, Georgia based student device repair company–has permanently closed its doors and filed for bankruptcy has left some districts scrambling to ensure their students are not left without working devices for the remainder of this school year and the start of next.
