The CMS software firm Rise Vision has an interesting new case study out about a school district in Maine really pushing its tight budget ... […]
BREA, Calif.–ViewSonic Corp., a leading global provider of visual solutions, is offering schools free subscriptions to its myViewBoard™ software through September 30, 2020. With the spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus), many schools and universities are not only preparing for extended school shutdowns, but educators are urgently exploring the possibilities of distance learning. […]
It is tempting, of course, to focus coverage of digital signage projects on big-dollar projects that have lots of visual sizzle, but much of the installed base is much more modest, and at the heart of what the industry services. Here’s a good example of a modest, but nicely done project at a middle school in Indiana. […]
Rise Vision has a nice post up in its blog about a teeny public school district in southern Minnesota that has really embraced digital signage and used the tech in effective and heartwarming ways at a pair of schools. […]
Public schools would seem like a natural fit for digital signage because of all the communications that circulate, all the time, in K-12 schools. A software company that’s focused on the education market – Harris School Solutions – recently announced a product that’s an interesting blend of digital signage and smartphone apps. […]
A private co-ed school in the Brisbane/Gold Coast part of Australia has turned on what it calls the Wonder Room – a specially-kitted classroom that features a five-panel multi-touch video used by both students and teachers. […]
