Modern technologies are widely distributed not only in the industrial and business spheres, but also in other areas. Thus, the quality of children’s education can be significantly improved through improved attention to the information presented. The modern, interactive school board serves as a similar tool . Unlike a classic TV, it has a number of technical and operational advantages. It perfectly transmits information both in daylight and in the dark.
Technical capabilities of the equipment
This is the main indicator that most potential buyers pay attention to. Since children from the front and back desks will be looking at the board, it should be large enough. Otherwise, the back desks will not be able to distinguish some small details of the visual information conveyed by the teacher. Other equally important technical features of the choice should be added:
- The ability to connect to the school’s global network, Wi-Fi (wireless network).
- Transfer of data from the board to personal mobile devices for schoolchildren.
- Wide range of settings for colors, brightness and image contrast.
- Individual settings for color perception depending on the information.
- Ability to connect other, additional equipment .
Important: modern technology does not exclude the traditional presentation of information, both for primary and secondary classes. For this purpose, the interactive whiteboard has appropriate settings. In addition, the equipment consumes relatively little electricity. Capable of working with variable loads for a long time without requiring maintenance.
What the buyer can count on
There are two fundamentally different approaches to the design of interactive school boards. Active technology requires an additional computer and a direct connection to it using wired or wireless technology. A special stylus positions the marker on the board and can perform a number of programmed actions. A passive electronic whiteboard has its advantages:
- there are no additional sensors on the surface of the screen;
- recognition occurs exclusively at the tip of the stylus;
- passive technology is not tied to a computer, mobile device;
- does not require an additional projector;
- minimum number of wires, only a network cable.
The second option for school is more preferable as it minimizes the risks of equipment being out of order. Requires significantly less time to master the technology for managing teachers and students. Minimizes the risks of damage and lack of signal due to a breakdown of the computer device.
