Equaliser provides you with the full range of digital learning components so users will conveniently rely on just that one system for all their needs. Equaliser digital library is a Learning Management System; Collaboration tool; Messaging tool; it has a version that is 100% functional offline so you do not need any data; and Equaliser is also a School Administration tool.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose Equaliser as your digital learning platform?
Are the online and offline system integrated?
No, the 2 systems are not integrated. Clients are free to order both systems to control costs of internet connectivity or to minimize risk of service disruptions during times of internet server mal-functions.
How many total users can use the offline system?
The offline system can host up to 1,000 users.
What is needed for a school/ institution to have an offline system?
The school needs an entry level core i5 laptop server; a router; backup-storage; some laptops/ tablets for teachers and some for learners. The school may also opt to include cameras and overhead projectors to optimize learning effectiveness.
What is the furthest distance a user can access the server from?
Users can access the offline server from 100 meters. For extended distance the institution can place additional routers at required locations.
What entry level devices are required for teachers and students?
A 7-inch tablet with 1 GIG random access memory (RAM) and 16 GIG storage memory.
How much does it cost the student to use the offline system?
US$5 per school term.
What is required for a school/ institution to have an online system?
A WIFI system accessible by teachers and learners, and teacher and learner devices.
What are the recurring costs for a school/ institution to using an online system?
WIFI/ data costs, termly license fees for subscribed users to access the system.
What energy requirements are needed to power up the system?
The number of solar panels depends on the wattage of the computer. A standard desktop computer requires 200 Wh to 300 Wh. To run a computer for 8 hours, it will need 300×8 = 2400 Wh from the solar system. A single solar panel can generate 100 to 300 Wh. (Chris kindly confirm this)