From Deployment To Destiny

For Years, The Corporate World Has Generously Tackled The Digital Divide Through Hardware Donations. The Founder Of The Shule Project – Ken Kagota, Has Been On The Front Lines Of This Success. He Managed The Complex, Large-Scale Deployment Of Dell Learning Labs Across South Africa, Nigeria, Morocco, And Here In Kenya’s Kajiado County—In Partnership With Organizations Like Camara Education, Dell, And Computer Aid.

In Schools Like Al-Huda Muslim Primary And Ngong Township Primary, We Did More Than Just Drop Off Computers. We Installed Robust Dell Thin Clients And ServersIn Innovative, Solar-Powered Labs, Ensuring Energy-Efficient Access For Over 2,800 Students. Our Deep Involvement Ensured These Installations Were Seamless And Effective, Building A Foundation Of Digital Empowerment.

Our Expertise Is Proven On The Ground And Documented:

• Project Coverage: Read The Comprehensive Report On The Project By Camara Education And Campus Radio.
• Student Impact: Watch The Video, Solar Powered Learning Lab In Kenya – Dell Technologies (By Computer Aid International), For A First-Hand Look At This Container-Based, Thin Client Solution And Hear How One Student Improved Their Math Score From 60 To 98, Calling The Lab A “Godsend” [00:35]—YouTube Link.

We Even Integrated Vital Community Support, Such As Rainwater Harvesting Systems, Recognizing That Education And Basic Infrastructure Are Inseparable.

This Success Built A Powerful Foundation. But A Question Remains For Every Savvy Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Leader: What Happens To The Labs After The Launch?

The Truth Is, A Donated Lab—No Matter How Well-Equipped—Is A Depreciating Asset. It Is Vulnerable To Maintenance Issues, Security Lapses, And Eventual Under-Utilization. Our Mission Has Evolved From Successful Deployment To Guaranteed 100% Utilization. We Are Now Inviting Corporate Sponsors To Fund The Most Critical Layer Of A Digital Education: The Managed Utilization Layer.

This Layer Leverages The Precise Technological Expertise Corporations Already Value—Unified Endpoint Management (UEM), Identity And Access Management (IAM), And Comprehensive Track And Tracing—To Convert A Mere Computer Room Into A Sustainable, Future-Ready Learning Platform.

Why The “Managed” Layer Is The New CSR Imperative

Your Unspoken Question Has Changed: “Why Should I Fund The Management Of A Lab I Already Helped Build?” The Answer Is That Management Transforms Capital Expenditure Into Maximized Return On Investment (ROI), Ensuring That Every Child Who Walks Into The Lab Benefits Every Time.

1. Unified Endpoint Management (UEM): The Utilization Guarantee

Traditional Lab Maintenance Is Manual, Expensive, And Reactive. A Single Corrupt PC Can Halt A Lesson For A Whole Class, Dropping Utilization To Zero.

• The Technology Benefit (Pros): By Leveraging The Existing Thin Client/Server Architecture, UEM Centralizes Every Update, Security Patch, And Software Configuration. A Powerful, Remote System Manages The Endpoints Across Both Schools In Kajiado (And Any Future Labs). Maintenance Costs Plummet, Downtime Is Eliminated, And The Long-Term Viability Of The Hardware Is Secured.
• The Student Impact: UEM Translates To Reliable Access And Instructional Flow. Teachers Can Start Lessons Instantly, Confident That Every Device Is Running The Latest Educational Software And Is Completely Secure. This Efficiency Ensures The Lab Is Never A Bottleneck, Enabling Continuous Learning And Maximizing The Use Of Every Available Minute.

2. Identity And Access Management (IAM): Personalizing The Global Classroom

Our Past Success Saw The Labs Become Overwhelmingly Popular. The Challenge Is Controlling Access “In A Good Way,” As One Principal Noted. IAM Is The Solution.

• The Technology Benefit (Pros): IAM Provides Secure, Individualized Logins For All 2,800+ Students And Their Teachers. This Tailored Approach Allows Students To Resume Work, Save Personalized Content, And Access A Safe Learning Environment Compliant With Global Digital Safety Standards. It Turns A Shared Space Into 2,800 Individual Learning Journeys.
• The Student Impact: IAM Means Digital Security And Personalized Ownership. By Providing A Secure Digital Identity, We Foster The Kind Of Confidence And Accountability Required For Global Digital Citizenship. Students Are Empowered To Conduct “Research, Experience And Networking,” Realizing Their Dreams Through Genuine Digital Ownership.

3. Track And Tracing: Proving Impact And Ensuring Longevity

The Ultimate Goal Of CSR Is Verifiable Impact. Without A Managed Layer, Measuring Long-Term Utilization Is Impossible.

• The Technology Benefit (Pros): Our Managed Solution Implements Track And Tracing Functionality Across The Entire Server And Thin Client Network. This Allows Remote Monitoring Of Device Health, Software Usage, And Uptime. It Provides Data On Which Educational Content Is Being Accessed Most Frequently And How Many Hours The Lab Is Truly Active.
• The Student Impact: Track And Tracing Translates To Donor AccountabilityAnd Data-Driven Education. Sponsors Gain A Transparent, Continuous Feedback Loop Demonstrating Exactly How Their Funds Are Converting Into Digital Literacy Hours. This Data Ensures The Longevity Of The Investment And Validates The Core Mission Of Using Technology For Human Progress.

Your Strategic Investment In 100% Utilization

We’ve Solved The Problem Of Deployment. Now, We Must Solve The Problem Of Sustainability. Sponsoring A Managed Solution Is The Key Difference Between A One-Time Donation And A Lasting, Transformative Partnership.

Your Investment, Approximately Ksh 70,000 (Or $500) Per Managed Endpoint Annually, Funds The Vital Utilization And Sustainability Layer For These Established Learning Labs. This Covers The UEM Licensing, Remote Server Maintenance, And The Support Structure That Guarantees 100% Effectiveness For The Thousands Of Students Already Benefiting.

By Partnering With The Shule Project, You Are Leveraging A Proven History Of Large-Scale, International Success—Moving Beyond The Delivery Of Hardware To The Delivery Of A Sustainable Digital Future. Ensure The Immense Potential Unlocked By The Dell Learning Labs In Kajiado Is Fully Realized.

The Shule Project Is Ready To Transform Successful Deployments Into Sustainable, 100% Utilized Learning Centers.

Donate To The Utilization Fund Today And Maximize Your Impact:1 School 1 Lab

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