Classroom Digital Signage Ideas

If you are planning to deploy a digital signage network in your school, your first preferred location will be school corridors and entrance gates.

Wait, be patient.

More than any place in your school premise, your classrooms are in need of digitization.

Digital Bulletin Board

The era of whiteboards and cork boards is nearing an end. The future generation will be technophile. There is no doubt that when a digital screen replaces static boards, there will be a better response from the students, teachers, and staff.

Digital bulletin boards are a versatile and user-friendly way to share information with students, teachers, and staff. With the ability to easily update digital signage content, schools can show a bulk of information using a single screen.

By using eye-catching graphics and clear messaging, schools can ensure that their message is received and understood by everyone. With user-friendly software, it’s easy to create content that is tailored to the needs of the school and its community.

Exam Timetables and Student’s Roll Numbers

It is one of the most practical use cases of classroom digital signage. During examinations, school administrations are busy, and students are confused. Screens can show test schedules, roll numbers, examination room numbers, invigilator names, and timers.

Special Day Celebrations

Schools are an excellent place for children to celebrate significant days together and learn about the history of such celebrations— for example, teacher’s day, mother’s day, earth day, or world environment day. Your digital signage can show innovative ideas for greetings card designs and thoughtful DIY gifts.

Displaying Emergency Alerts

Classroom digital signage also has a significant impact on students’ security. Campus emergencies can jolt children and teachers, but digital displays hooked with school networks can ease this tension by alarming and outlining what the alert is really about and what to do. A simple push of a button can display these warnings. In the event of any violent intrusion, the school’s head office can inform students and teachers to lock doors and take refuge in the premises. Similarly, during fire emergencies or student health emergencies, screens can effectively facilitate communication.

Word of the day

Showing a daily ‘Word of the Day’ on your classroom digital displays is a brilliant approach to improving children’s vocabulary. These words can serve as prompts for creative writing classes.

School Calendars

School calendars can include holiday lists, sports events, field trips, and workshops. Most digital signage software allow scheduling content on screens. This technology feature comes in handy as educational institutes can schedule their monthly or yearly calendar in advance. It essentially reduces the laborious work for the school.

Student Recognition Board

Did a student win a trophy or a medal? Highlight the work of your students using digital signage. Showing your students’ essays, artworks, photography snapshots, ‘helping my neighbor’ stories— all can serve their needs for validation to do positive work.