The Digital Signage Expert
A hot topic over the last 3 or 4 years in higher education has been the implementation of emergency notification systems to ensure efficient delivery of alerts to students and visitors across large campuses. But what about the High School level?
High Schools tend to be 1 or just a few buildings so it isn’t as complex as a large campus but the need to visually communicate still exists. As students and faculty roam the halls they need to be informed of changing weather conditions, intruders, or any other hazardous conditions. What better way than digital signage.
Strategically placed LCD screens can replace static bulletin boards to show the latest events, lunch menus, appreciation to donors, and recognize honor students on a daily basis but at the touch of a button can transform into an emergency alert system when needed.
If you are a high school principal looking to invest in technology to create “wow factor”, improve communication with students, and add another level of emergency communications I strongly suggest investigating digital signage.
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Ryan Cahoy is Managing Director of Rise Holdings, the parent company of Rise Vision (web app provider for digital signage management) and Rise Display (complete solution provider of LED Tickers, Video Walls, and Interactive Technologies). Follow Ryan’s posts on both company blogs at www.risevision.com/digitalsignageblog and www.risedisplay.com/blog.
Emergency alerts are needed to protect students and provide a safe learning experience.
Many use digital signage as a way to inform students what is happening on the campus but is always there “just in case”.
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LCD Enclosure.
Used to protect students on campus as well as advertising local amenities to the students, an ideal solution for digital signage.