Let’s take a look at making your own cardboard privacy shields...
Cutting science boards may seem to work, but don't be fooled.
- Science boards give you less than half the side protection of our computer privacy shields.
- Our computer privacy shields are 2” to 4” wider (L to R).
- Our computer privacy shields have a cut-out in the back for wiring.
- You could cut yourself and have to miss work and fill out lots of paperwork.
What about cutting grocery store boxes to make privacy shields?
- You’d have different sizes, shapes and colors in the classroom. Not a pretty sight.
- Our cardboard privacy shields fold up and store flat.
- It’s hard to find boxes that are free from printing on the outside, as required during testing.
- Shield size and color consistency provide for a professional looking classroom
For years, teachers have been taping manila folders together to make DIY cardboard privacy shields.
- Once together, the folders only provide an 8 ½” x 17” work space.
- Our 13” and 20” Desktop Privacy Shields provide a 17” x 20” work space. More than double the folders.
- Laminating the folders for strength significantly adds to the cost.
- Bottom line is they just don’t stand up or last like our durable cardboard privacy shields.
What about student safety?
- Our privacy shields have rounded corners to protect student bodies and eyes.
- Our privacy shields carry $2 million in liability insurance.
Other benefits of our cardboard privacy shields:
- Our special manufacturing process guarantees the privacy shields will sit flat so the sidewalls don’t swing.
- We ship our privacy shields the day after you place your order.
- We help you save time and effort. Don't waste time making privacy folders when you should be doing what you were called to do: teach students.
Applications of Desktop Privacy Shields
- Student Testing: Desktop privacy shields are commonly used in educational settings during exams or assessments. They prevent students from peeking at each other's papers, ensuring a fair testing environment.
- Confidential Workspaces: In offices, privacy shields provide employees with secluded workspaces, reducing distractions and allowing them to focus on sensitive tasks without the fear of someone looking over their shoulder.
- Data Security: For industries dealing with sensitive information, such as finance or healthcare, computer privacy shields prevent unauthorized viewing of screens, safeguarding confidential data from prying eyes.
- Remote Work: As remote work becomes more prevalent, desktop privacy shields help create a private workspace at home, maintaining confidentiality during virtual meetings or while working on sensitive documents.
- Privacy in Libraries: In libraries and study halls, cardboard privacy shields for student desks offer a quiet and focused environment for reading, studying, and research, shielding students from distractions.
- Confidential Consultations: In professions like counseling or therapy, privacy shields ensure client confidentiality during sessions conducted on computers, protecting sensitive conversations and information.
- Testimonials and Surveys: During market research or customer feedback surveys conducted on computers, privacy shields ensure participants can provide honest feedback without concerns about their responses being observed by others nearby.
- Training and Education: In corporate training sessions or classroom environments, privacy shields can be used to provide learners with individualized learning experiences on computers, without distractions or interruptions.
- Legal Environments: In legal settings, such as courtrooms or law offices, privacy shields help maintain confidentiality when lawyers or clients need to review case-related information on computers or documents.
- Remote Learning: With the rise of online education, cardboard privacy shields for student desks enable learners to concentrate on virtual lessons without distractions, creating a conducive environment for remote learning.
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