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“We are completely committed to our 1:1 program. It’s not an option. We’re
committed to supporting teachers, students and the technology itself, and
we depend on HP to deliver technology that will help us succeed.”
—Karen D. Fuller, chief technology officer, Klein Independent School District
Klein, Texas
 

Objective:
Provide mobile PCs for 1:1 program in a K-12 environment

Approach:
Klein ISD in Texas has chosen HP Tablet PCs to equip thousands of students in its middle and high schools.

IT improvements:
• Full-function computing for both standard desktop software and tablet-enabled programs
• Standardization facilitates in-house support, repair

Business benefits:
• Flexibility to use both stylus and keyboard input
• Research and homework capabilities outside of school
• Improving test scores, rising student engagement

When the Klein Independent School District in Texas embarked on a 1:1 technology program, it did so thoughtfully, methodically, and with a firm commitment from the top.

“To have the level of technology we have is pretty unusual, and I attribute it to the vision of the district’s leadership, and support of our community,” says Karen D. Fuller, chief technology officer for Klein ISD. “Looking ahead, we are completely committed to our 1:1 program. It’s not an option. We’re committed to supporting teachers, students and the technology itself, and we depend on HP to deliver technology that will help us succeed.”

A long-time HP customer, Klein ISD has standardized its 1:1 program on HP Tablet PCs, most recently the HP EliteBook 2730p Notebook PC with tablet capabilities.

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