Interactive display in the classroom – 10 ideas

An interactive display is more than a presentation screen. These are the ways teachers use it most often.

1. Whiteboard – notes with a finger or pen, unlimited pages.
2. Saving the lesson – notes saved to PDF and sent to students.
3. Several people at once – multi-point touch lets two to four students work at the board.
4. Quizzes and games – educational apps engage the whole class.
5. Video – pause films and add comments.
6. Maps and 3D models – in geography, biology and physics.
7. Sharing students’ screens – presenting work from a tablet or phone.
8. Split screen – two materials side by side for comparison.
9. Hybrid lessons – with a camera and microphones, see the guide.
10. Google Classroom – on EDLA certified displays without an extra computer.

How to start

Start with three features: the whiteboard, screen sharing and saving notes. At delivery, we run training for teachers.

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