Is
Your Computer Lab Conducive to Leaning?
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our stands at DisplayStands4You.com
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Space?
Is space tight in your computer lab? Are kids jammed together with
computers and keyboards vying for space? Where do the textbooks end
up? Are they propped against the computer equipment or maybe in the
kids’ laps?
 Line
of Sight?
Maybe you have space to spread the typing textbooks on the counter next
to the computer. Lucky kids. But still, their necks crane to glance
repeatedly down at the counter and up at the computer screen.
“The
keyboarding book stands hold the books so straight! Even the kids have
commented how much better and easier the books are to read! I have been
recommending your products to everyone I come in contact with in both
the education field and not! Thanks again."
Carol Thibodeaux, Keyboarding
Teacher
Atwater High
School, CA
Books Falling Off?
Luckier kids have some sort of stand to hold their textbooks during
lessons. But, are the books held securely in place or do they routinely
fall off the stands. Can the kids easily flip pages as they proceed
through lessons without tearing the textbook pages?
Stands Breaking?
Your budget is limited. Do you have to waste part of it
each year replacing broken stands?
If any of these scenarios
resemble your computer lab, you need the
kb88 keyboarding textbook stands. The kb88’s:
-require minimal
counter space (8.5” X 4” footprint)
-hold textbooks upright for a
single line of sight from book to computer screen
-hold
hard-covered, top-bound textbooks securely
-allow pages to be freely
flipped from page 1 to the end of the book
-will not break if
knocked off the table or bench
If not all your books are top-bound and/or
hard-covered, choose from among the 7 other stands made with PETG
plastic to withstand the rigors of student use.
Sue
Freeman
Footprint Press,
Inc. &
Display
Stands 4 You
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