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For my summative (final project) for my Design & Tech class I have to re-design a locker. This is a question to all those in school who have a locker: What would you like to have in a locker?

 

I currently have:

 

Small Safe

Adjustable coat hooks

Fingerprint Scanner

 

The project is due Wednesday. Thanks.

 

Yay I'm a forum regular now.

Way back when I was in school, we'd trudge through snow to get to school then place our slush and salt covered boots on the floor of the locker. By lunch time, there was a puddle of wet muddy slush on the bottom of the locker where you would not have to place our nice clean shoes. It would have been nice to have a grill on the bottom of the locker (like the one in the oven?) so the wet stuff could drain out.  I haven't had a locker for a long time...maybe they have evolved since then.

A handy rack to place a laptop on (and maybe a built-in wireless antenna to which you can connect your laptop for good connection) to use the school's wireless broadband for a day of downloading.

 

Who on Earth would be naive enough to put a laptop in a locker, or bring it to high school (or lower) in the first place?  I don't know about you guys, but where I went to school, anything valuable in locker == stolen.

 

And who would want to stand there in front of their locker to use a laptop?

 

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A handy rack to place a laptop on (and maybe a built-in wireless antenna to which you can connect your laptop for good connection) to use the school's wireless broadband for a day of downloading.

 

Who on Earth would be naive enough to put a laptop in a locker, or bring it to high school (or lower) in the first place?  I don't know about you guys, but where I went to school, anything valuable in locker == stolen.

 

And who would want to stand there in front of their locker to use a laptop?

 

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Nothing ever gets stolen from our lockers.

And you don't use it in front of your locker, you set some downloads in a cue and put it in your locker for downloading.

A handy rack to place a laptop on (and maybe a built-in wireless antenna to which you can connect your laptop for good connection) to use the school's wireless broadband for a day of downloading.

 

Who on Earth would be naive enough to put a laptop in a locker, or bring it to high school (or lower) in the first place?  I don't know about you guys, but where I went to school, anything valuable in locker == stolen.

 

And who would want to stand there in front of their locker to use a laptop?

 

...

Nothing ever gets stolen from our lockers.

And you don't use it in front of your locker, you set some downloads in a cue and put it in your locker for downloading.

 

Yes, I'm sure that would fly by the school's IT department just fine.

 

I'm not trying to be a Negative Nancy or poo-poo ideas on a whim here, but one of the key points of designing anything is being realistic.

I'm not trying to be a Negative Nancy or poo-poo ideas on a whim here, but one of the key points of designing anything is being realistic.

 

A friend of mine suggested having a teacher in your locker. That is an example of stupid suggestions. I'm locking for sensible suggestions here.

A built-in wireless antenna is pretty realistic imo  :-\

It costs like $10 to make if you buy 1000 antennas, and if the locker has a safe and a fingerprint scanner, no laptop's going to be stolen, otherwise the money for the fingerprint scanner and the safe ($50-$100?) is more wasted than the antenna would be. >:(

 

And I don't know how it is in the US, but in Belgium, we have a limit of 10GB to 15GB a montht to download (at home), so if we can DL 2Gb a day at school, that's a pretty good deal for us. anyway, we put our laptops in our lockers, and we need an antenna to get a better connection in the iron box.

 

edit by neylitalo: Removed profanity.

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