Digital signage for schools and campuses

Morning notices in the corridors, exam-week schedules in the halls, canteen menus that switch at break time — published from the office, not walked around on USB sticks, with roles that control who can put what on which screens.

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Content that follows the school day

Dayparting and weekday rules fit bell schedules: assembly notices in the morning, club announcements after lunch, nothing on weekends. Date-ranged campaigns handle exam seasons and term events, then clean themselves up.

Staff publish, IT stays out of it

Admin, editor, and viewer roles let the office publish announcements while IT keeps control of screens and settings. A Google Docs or Slides app means the person who maintains the notice document already maintains the screen.

Runs on what the school already has

Existing TVs with browsers, donated Android boxes, Raspberry Pis from the computer lab. Screens cache content locally and keep playing through network hiccups, and the dashboard shows which screens are alive.

Common questions

Can different buildings show different content?

Yes — tag screens by building or purpose and target content to tags, with school-wide announcements layered over local content by priority.

How do we handle emergency messages?

A one-click takeover pushes a message to every screen immediately and returns to normal programming when ended.

Is it affordable for a school budget?

The first screen is free forever; additional screens are $7 per screen per month at list price, with regional pricing discounts where they apply. No per-user fees — the whole staff can share the account with roles.