PrimeArray has a long history of selling to schools at all levels. Public or private, K-12, secondary, college or corporate all use PrimeArray systems to share programs, research publications or host training multimedia. Because many schools use Apple systems, PrimeArray systems support both Mac and Windows clients.
How Educational Institutions Solve Their CD/DVD Storage Issues with Our Systems
One university's nursing program loads their ServStation with training videos from educational institutions. With the material online, students in different classrooms are able to watch the same DVD. Previously, someone at the school had to physically load a DVD into each classroom's PC, then return later to retrieve it before it got lost.
Another university uses a ServStation in their mailroom, where different people can access CD/DVD-based information they get from the US Post Office. It helps them process incoming and outgoing mail.
A university's engineering school uses their ServStation to make CD-based material available in the classroom. Each student has her own account on the system. As the semester progresses, the professor adds new media to the server so students can access it at their convenience. The school no longer has to move physical CDs from room to room.
A K-12 school uses their ServStation for the CDs and DVDs they need to teach their students. Formerly, someone had to load the discs into classroom PCs each day. Now that the information is on their network, teachers in any classroom can pull up the material they're studying that day.
A Sampling of PrimeArray's Education Customers