ForwardPass smart lockers keep learning moving by giving students instant, independent access to working devices. From forgotten Chromebooks to broken tablets, schools ensure no child misses class time — while IT gains control without extra workload.
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Here’s what IT leaders in education told us:
lack a plan to address device management challenges.
of schools manage up to ten broken devices every week.
spend up to four hours a day on device management tasks.
express concerns about sustaining their 1:1 programs long-term.
IT leaders in education told us how much time they lose to the everyday — a cracked screen, a broken keyboard, a laptop left at home. Devices fail, and classrooms stall. ForwardPass turns those moments into quick, self-serve handoffs. Students keep learning, teachers keep teaching, and IT teams keep programs running at scale.
Students instantly swap a broken, forgotten, or dead device for a working one, getting back to class within minutes instead of waiting for IT.
Every student has reliable access to on-demand charging or a working device — even if theirs is lost, left at home, or fails during an exam.
Staff members pick up pre-assigned devices from lockers on day one, avoiding bottlenecks at the start of term.
Low-friction, color-coded shelving and a simple touchscreen make ForwardPass lockers easy for younger students to use.
ForwardPass ties every device to a student ID, reducing losses and making 1:1 programs financially sustainable.
ForwardPass handles device swaps and charging during lessons — so teachers don’t have to.
Not all lockers are created equal. Download our free guide to learn what to look for when evaluating smart locker solutions.