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Interactive displays are LCD or LED screens, and though they look like big TVs, they are far more than that. They are touch and pen-enabled, meaning that you interact with them as you would a tablet. Multiple people can use them at once, on screens as large as 84″ and beyond. You can also connect a computer (or bring other devices together) to share content, as well as work with your online curriculum.

There are many different makes and models of interactive displays that offer a broad range of features, functionality, sizes, and learning experiences. The key difference between an interactive display and a regular TV display is right in the name: interactivity. It’s easy to gravitate toward standard TV displays because they’re readily available, likely more inexpensive, and often from well-known consumer brands. But interactivity is powerful in the classroom and shouldn’t be ignored.

In an interactive display, teachers have a tool that supports whole class, small group and individual learning, and easy transitions between the three. It can be a place for teachers to present and guide learning, but also a place where students work together, interact with content and problem solve. Different learning types, different teaching styles…they all find a home on an interactive display. 

• Full 3840*2160 high definition images can be displayed
• 20-point touch allows several people to write at the same time
• Android and Windows dual system supports more applications
• Scan code to easily store and share meeting records
• Transmit the content wirelessly, realizing real-time demonstration
• 1mm recognition accuracy make zooming, mobile dragging, roaming and other shortcut operation easy