More and more displays are being used in classrooms. As interactive boards, they replace or supplement the classic chalkboard and completely replace the overhead projector. Thanks to the wide range of functions, teachers can design blackboard images and make teaching materials available digitally. Pupils can show the results of their work wirelessly on the display and discuss them in class.
For standard class sizes, a classroom display should have a diagonal of 75 inches or more. Smaller displays can also be used for smaller classes. In combination with pylon systems, OPS PCs, soundbars, document cameras and, if necessary, video conferencing systems, you can equip your classroom with future-proof digital technology.
