- Computers: These are the primary tools for learning and completing assignments. They are often arranged in rows or a “U” shape to facilitate both individual and group work.
- Desks and Chairs: Ergonomic furniture is important for comfortable and focused work sessions.
- Printers and Scanners: These allow students to print out their work and digitize documents.
- Internet Access: Essential for research, online learning, and communication.
- Software: A variety of educational software and tools are installed to support different subjects and learning activities.
- Projector and Smartboard: These tools allow teachers to present information visually and interactively.
- Multimedia Projector: For presentations and visual learning.
- Software License Compliance Policy: Ensures all software is legally acquired and used, according to CBSE.
- Accessibility Features: Consider screen readers, alternative keyboards, and other assistive technologies for students with disabilities, according to the University of Washington.
- Ergonomic Considerations: Adjustable monitors and chairs to promote good posture and prevent strain.
- Technical Support: A dedicated person or team to address hardware and software issues.
- Clear Rules and Guidelines: To ensure responsible use and maintain a productive learning environment.
