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Teachers Relinquish Individual Printers In Favour of Canon Multifunctional Devices and uniFLOW
Teachers at Grace Lutheran Primary School at Clontarf on the Redcliffe Peninsula have dispensed with individual printers and a managed print shop in favour of a shared print environment.
Canon has implemented imageRUNNER Multifunctional Devices (MFD) and uniFLOW software across the school, providing a more flexible, measurable and cost-effective way to manage print work flows, that also reduces paper consumption.
Open, interactive classrooms meant the MFDs could be strategically placed between rooms for greater accessibility.
With uniFLOW staff members use a swipe card to securely print and copy from any MDF in the school. Pupils can also print with a classroom card, though teachers can monitor print and give final approval – the ultimate solution for a primary school environment.
Maryborough’s Highview College is the combined effort of Catholic, Anglican and Uniting Churches together with the Church of Christ, to bring the option of a Christian Education to students in the region.
Portside Christian College revolutionised and future-proofed its print environment, installing Canon multifunctional devices, a production print press and scanner, together with uniFLOW software.
When Redlands College rolled out mobile devices across the school, their innovative approach to teaching was met with unexpected challenges.
With print waste filling 3 x 200 litre bins every day at St Francis Xavier College Canberra, a more efficient, cost effective print environment was a high priority. Canon’s uniFLOW was the solution.
Brett Houghton, Head of Technology and Innovation at St Ignatius’ College, Riverview, explains how Canon inspired the school to embrace the latest in digital technologies.
Rangitoto College focuses on putting together great teachers with great students. They strive to deliver a world class education experience by providing the right resources, facilities and the freedom to get on with learning. They wanted a technology partner who was able to share their vision, help them deliver the best learning experiences and provide pathways for future growth.
Albany Junior High School’s principal Stephen Kendall-Jones is proud of the future-focused and positive social environment his school offers. Being ‘future-focused’ is one of the reasons Canon were the perfect partner, bringing a solid understanding of education and state-of-the-art equipment together, to provide the ultimate learning experience for the students. Stephen believes that by providing an interactive, hands-on experience you can engage students at a deeper level.
Faced with a deluge of information, ACO Polycrete’s print network was under increasing pressure and rising costs.
How Christie Spaces transformed from just offering office spaces to inspiring a sense of community amongst its members.
A complex array of printers and lease arrangements, the hangover of amalgamations, was resolved when Canon installed multifunction devices, a production print press, scanner, uniFLOW & eMaintenance.
Deakin University’s digital print shop turns out 6,500 jobs each year. A strong partnership with Canon ensures the shop maximises productivity by using state-of-the-art print technology and supplies.
