Classroom laptop storage

This a comprehensive list of classroom storage ideas for technology devices. Devices like iPads, earphones, and laptops are used so much in classrooms now

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I firmly believe in the motto, "Work Smarter, Not Harder." You can't do it all! There's a pile of marking toppling over on the desk, last month's marking is

IKEA bookcase, file holders and cable tie downs.

Since my district isn’t 1:1 and my library computers are approaching dinosaur age, we (myself, the other RHS librarian, and my ITS) decided to buy a class set of Chromebooks for librar…

I’ve had a lot of people ask me about the charging station I have in my classroom. I love it because the kiddos can grab a laptop or iPad without tangling the cords or having them fall behind the table 🙄. Everything here is from Target! I used crates, dish racks on the inside, cable clips to hold the cords on top and zip ties to organize the cords in the back. Super easy and super cheap 👍🏻 Happy Teaching! 🍎👩🏼‍🏫

I missed last week because of the giveaway but it’s time to link up with Tara at… My days of summer are tick tick ticking away…so I am pretty focused on school! A few “decor” ideas in now in place… This is SUCH an easy one to have up for a few days until I […]

To say I am organized is an understatement. In my classroom, everything has a place, is color-coded, and labeled. Now, getting 22 students to go along with that organization is another story. But I try. The organization involved with bringing Chromebooks into the classroom, or any device, was a lot more involved than I thought! So Larissa and I wanted to share what we are doing to keep the Chromebooks organized throughout the day. As mentioned before, our students have luggage tags on their…

Teachers have iPads in their 1:1 classrooms for their students. Students need to be able to access their device and return it in an organized system that requires simple labeling of the iPads and thei

Last year I submitted a Donor's Choose proposal for a set of Chromebooks for my 4th and 5th grade Literacy classroom. With a lot of help from social media shares, I received 14 Chromebooks by spring. It was awesome! I was also lucky enough to find an extra laptop cart hidden in a closet, so I had a place to store my Chromebooks, which made setting them up go pretty quickly. But, that cart was really big. I don't know if it was created to store 17 inch laptops from the early 2000s, but it was…