Education signage that reaches students between classes.
Schools and campuses reach a large audience in short moments between classes. Screens carry announcements, calendars and recognition for students and staff. They are also one more place to show an urgent message when your safety team decides to send one.
Where the screens go and what they show.
These are the usual places to start. We confirm them with you on the site walk.
Main entrance and front office
Welcome messages, visitor instructions and today's schedule.
Hallways and commons
Announcements, event calendars and student recognition.
Cafeteria
Menus, events and reminders.
Athletics areas
Game schedules, results and team recognition.
Staff lounge
Staff announcements, kept apart from what students see.
Which services carry the most weight here.
You get all three. They are listed in the order we expect to matter most for education.
Managed services
Teachers, coaches and office staff all have news. One route for requests, and a team that publishes them, keeps the screens accurate without adding to anyone's workload.
More about managed servicesContent development
Calendars, announcements and recognition repeat in familiar shapes. Templates in your school's brand make each one quick to produce and easy to read.
More about content developmentHardware
Busy hallways mean mounting height and placement matter. We choose both on site, along with display sizes for each space.
More about hardware
Things to plan for.
Settle these early and the install and the content both go more smoothly.
Decide who can post
Many people want screen time. Agree a short approval path and one place to send requests, so announcements stay accurate and the loop stays readable.
Plan for urgent messages
Decide with your safety team in advance how an urgent message would reach the screens, and who authorizes it. Screens add to your existing alert methods and do not replace them. Raise it early so we can tell you what is practical.
Set rules for student images
Recognition and photos of students need whatever permissions your district or institution requires. Agree what can appear before any content is made.
Common questions.
How do schools use digital signage?
Schools use screens for announcements, event calendars and recognition of students and staff. The screens reach a large audience in short moments between classes. They can also show an urgent message when your safety team decides to send one.
Can school digital signage show emergency alerts?
Screens can show an urgent message, but they add to your existing alert methods and do not replace them. Decide in advance with your safety team how an urgent message would reach the screens and who authorizes it. Raise it early with ChannelSay so we can tell you what is practical.
How do schools keep digital signage announcements accurate?
Use one route for requests and a team that publishes them. Teachers, coaches and office staff all have news, and ChannelSay publishes their requests so the screens stay accurate without adding to anyone's workload. Agree a short approval path so the loop stays readable.
Can student photos appear on school digital signage?
Only with the permissions your district or institution requires. Recognition and photos of students need those permissions, so agree what can appear before any content is made.
Where should a school put digital signage?
The main entrance, hallways, cafeteria, athletics areas and staff lounge are the usual places. Each space carries different content: hallways show announcements and calendars, the cafeteria shows menus, and staff announcements stay apart from what students see. We confirm placement on the site walk and choose mounting height with busy hallways in mind.
Walk us through your space.
Tell us where the screens would go and what they need to say. We'll come see it and show you what's possible.