Curriculum-aligned lessons and past papers live on every computer in the lab, working whether or not the internet is up — so a dropped connection never stops a lesson.
Dari lives on the computers themselves, so a slow or dropped connection never interrupts a class.
The library is loaded onto each computer in the lab, ready to use.
Lessons, videos and past papers play straight from the machine — no buffering.
Each pupil's activity is recorded locally and synced when there's internet.
Staff see who's learning what — turning the lab into measurable progress.
Lessons mapped to the national syllabus, not generic content.
Exam practice pupils actually want — the reason they come to the lab.
Everything works with no internet, and syncs when it's back.
Runs on modest computers — no expensive hardware needed.
Signs in with the same account as Chalkboard — one identity per pupil.
See usage and progress — proof the lab is doing its job.