An interactive touchscreen is the brighter, crisper, more efficient and more engaging alternative to an interactive whiteboard.
The latest high performance interactive LED screens are the perfect presentation solution for classrooms - now a schools display technology can be a seamless teaching tool with limitless possibilities.
These multitouch interactive display screens, with their anti glare panels for any lighting conditions, will ensure that pupils can clearly see content, no matter where they are seated.
And with an energy efficient lifespan of over 50,000 hours, these screens have better environmental credentials, with a much lower total cost of ownership!
View our movie for an exciting snapshot of the benefits of an interactive touchscreen in your classroom.
Todays pupils are digital natives and anything but the clear, crisp HD images they see on televisions, games consoles, tablets and smart phones is below standard.
And unfortunately any below standard performance is likely to affect your teaching. No matter how superb its content, when washed out colours in a bright classroom are presented via a dim lamp, pupil engagement becomes more of a challenge and your hard work is not shown in its full glory.
The good news is that more interactive touch panel displays (IFPDs) will be sold in the UK in 2015 than interactive whiteboards. So the future is bright!
We now work with hundreds of schools throughout the UK who have integrated this technology and never looked back. Join the touchscreen revolution and invite us for a no-obligation demo at your school!
I write to say how much of a valuable investment the purchasing of the interactive screens has been and just how they have enhanced the children's learning experiences.
Unlike projectors and smart boards, there is no loss of picture quality from shadows, or bulbs that need replacing. The high quality image allows practitioners to use video clips, websites and to display the children's work using the Vidifox visualizers
Samantha Chamberlain, School Business Manager