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A classroom that travels to the students.

Student workstations, instructor AV, and storage for program materials, in a vehicle that parks at the school, the library, or the community center and starts teaching in minutes.

Custom vans and box trucks for education programs. Get instruction and hands on learning done anywhere you park. Enjoy climate control in every season, satellite internet, ADA accessibility, and power for your student workstations without idling your vehicle or a noisy generator.

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What this typically includes

  • Student workstations with power at every seat
  • Instructor station with smart TV or monitor AV
  • Storage for laptops, tablets, and program materials
  • Satellite internet for connected learning anywhere
  • Flexible seating that reconfigures by program
  • An awning for outdoor overflow learning space
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Use Cases

Who uses vehicles like this

  • School districts and education nonprofits
  • Libraries and literacy programs
  • STEM and workforce development programs
  • Museums and science outreach

Planning to use grant funding?

Mobile learning programs are commonly funded through education foundations, corporate STEM sponsorships, workforce development grants, and district budgets. We provide quotes before your funding is secured.

Common questions

Answers to what buyers actually ask

Cost depends on the workstation count and technology package. See our pricing guide for current ranges, or request a quote sized for your proposal.

Depends on platform and layout. A Sprinter typically runs small group instruction, and a box truck fits a fuller classroom setup. Programs often rotate groups through sessions.

Yes. The battery system runs workstations, AV, and climate control all day, and satellite internet works anywhere with open sky. No extension cords into the school.

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Building an education program this year?

We'll scope it around your curriculum, your funding, and your school calendar.