Classroom Visual Systems

In the early 2000s, overhead projectors were common in classrooms across the UK, but the shift towards interactive technologies has seen most schools adopt large interactive displays or wireless sharing from students’ devices onto multiple screens in the room for a more collaborative style of teaching and learning. 

APi Sound and Visual has worked with numerous schools and academy trusts to design and install classroom visual systems which aid the desire for the space to be an interactive and collaborative environment for teachers and students to share ideas and create resources together. This often involves a single large or multiple smaller screens in the classroom where content can be shared wirelessly from either the teacher’s devices or laptops and tablets used by the pupils during lessons.

One of the most popular options for a classroom visual system is a 75” interactive display, which not only offers a stunning 4K resolution but also offers the ability to manipulate objects, draw, write, and interact with content in real-time, which fosters active learning and helps reinforce key concepts.