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BYOD - Protective Cases: A must for your BYOD

04.06.2021

Students are frequently moving around the school and when doing so, or when not using them in classes, their devices must be protected in a bag or case.
For lessons where their device is not needed at all, it should be securely stored in their locker.
When choosing a bag, consider the size, weight, carrying options, protection offered and a soft lining (if not using a protective sleeve). For examples click here

Protective cases and covers are also available via the Parent BYOD purchase portal.
 

Tablet protection

While they are quite robust, tablets as a minimum require covers to protect their screen.

To further boost productivity, covers with built-in keyboards can make tablets more 'laptop like'.

 

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  • A carry bag with shoulder strap allows students to carry their device securely when travelling between classes. Soft sleeves or inserts can provide further protection inside a bag.
  • Full body covers can provide scratch and dent protection, with some versions including handholds or built in stands.

For more information about tablet guidelines, click here.
 

Laptop protection

Laptop bag

  • Laptops normally only require a suitably sized laptop bag with a shoulder strap.
  • Soft sleeves or inserts can provide further protection inside a bag.

For more information about laptop guidelines, click here.

 

Tenison Woods College respectfully acknowledges the Boandik people are the First Nations people of the Mount Gambier South Eastern region of South Australia and pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, past, present and emerging.