The GreenDice service for the whole study period: a reused business-class device, IT support and lifecycle responsibility from one place. On top of it, we're building a digital-education hub together with schools.
Digital learning can't be personal if students only get a computer in one room when the timetable allows.
Passes its replacement-cycle devices into reuse and links its name to the local community. Each device carries the partner's logo and message.
Order the service for the whole study period. No ageing inventory on the balance sheet, no repair worries.
Responsible for the device, IT support, data erasure and lifecycle, from the workshop to material recycling.
The teacher enters a task, even as a photo. AI gives advice and turns it into a gamified module that goes to the class and brings the results back as a report. Students can also answer out loud, and the module can be simplified, made harder or translated in one click.
Classroom screen sharing in the browser, with nothing to install. The video stream stays on our EU server.
Learn more →An automatic timetable that handles group lessons, shared rooms and teachers' preferences. Tested in Tõrva.
Learn more →Digital ambassadors solve their own school's IT issues and build skills the job market really needs. Theme months and the podcast bring the circular economy and technology into lessons in young people's own voices.
My tasks, results and progress. Students only see their own stats, and there's no class ranking.
Learn more →Training, a skills map and solving their own school's support tickets with a school account.
Learn more →10 episodes on green technology. Upper-secondary students talk, with worksheets for teachers.
Listen →Since 2 September 2026, every student in grades 7–12 in Tõrva municipality has their own computer for school. The school is also piloting digital ambassadors, ABC training for teachers, a new timetable and its own support portal.

Nearly three years of working together on the school's IT infrastructure.
Read the story → Recognition · 17 Dec 2025The mayor recognised the team for responsible device circulation in education.
Read the story →Staff fill in an IT skills survey. It shows where the shoe pinches.
We go through the results with the school leadership and the municipality and agree on the first step.
Students get personal devices, the school gets its own support portal and the digital ambassadors get trained.
Teachers join the dashboard and the school adopts the tools it needs.