The school I work at is always looking for odd things which the students can use for art projects. A few senior students are using some smashed LCD monitors and a few cracked keyboards I donated. Even if it doesn't work, an art teacher can use it as a piece of sculpture material, or a computing studies teacher can use it as a hands on demonstration. The same applies if it's too old to be of any reasonable use.
Also, if you smile sweetly, the students might create some awesome artwork with it. Remind them who gave them the stuff to do it, and perhaps you can brute force yourself some neat tech sculpture.
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The school I work at is always looking for odd things which the students can use for art projects. A few senior students are using some smashed LCD monitors and a few cracked keyboards I donated. Even if it doesn't work, an art teacher can use it as a piece of sculpture material, or a computing studies teacher can use it as a hands on demonstration. The same applies if it's too old to be of any reasonable use. Also, if you smile sweetly, the students might create some awesome artwork with it. Remind them who gave them the stuff to do it, and perhaps you can brute force yourself some neat tech sculpture.