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Digisigns

Digital Signage for Education

One dashboard for every corridor, lab and library

Class schedules that update themselves, campus events on every noticeboard, and an announcement banner you can push to all buildings in seconds. Digisigns runs screens for schools, colleges and multi-campus universities.

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The problems screens solve in education

  • Paper noticeboards are outdated by Monday, scheduled playlists rotate timetables, events and notices on daily, weekly or term-length recurrence, no reprinting, no pinning.
  • Urgent notices travel too slowly, push a scrolling announcement banner over every screen via instant cloud push, no walking building to building.
  • Every department wants its own screens, role-based access scopes faculties and clubs to their own screens and media, while admin keeps campus-wide control.
  • AV budgets are tight, players run on the TVs and Android devices you already own, across 8 platforms, from $20 per screen per month.

Typical setups

  • Entrance and lobby screens

    Welcome content, the day's events and wayfinding notices at every building entrance, scheduled by campus or building group.

  • Departmental noticeboards

    Each faculty runs its own corridor screens with scoped roles, seminars, results notices, deadlines, without touching other departments.

  • Exam and admissions countdowns

    Countdown widgets in four visual styles keep key dates visible; schedules retire them automatically once the date passes.

  • Cafeteria screens

    Rotate menus and offers as playlists, or use DigiMenu for POS-synced boards if your caterer runs a supported POS.

Built for the job

Digisigns features education teams lean on

Timetable and event scheduling

Publish class schedules and event content on daily, weekly, monthly or custom recurrence, screens flip between periods automatically.

Instant campus-wide announcements

A scrolling announcement overlay, with your fonts, colours and speed, pushes over existing content on every screen in seconds.

Department-scoped access

Custom roles with per-module permissions let faculties, admin offices and student clubs publish to their own screens only.

Approval for submitted content

Student or staff submissions wait in a media approval queue with an automated moderation report until an admin approves them.

YouTube and live streams

Live-stream YouTube and webpages to any screen, convocations, guest lectures and assemblies reach overflow rooms instantly.

Studio layouts and templates

Ready-made templates plus a drag-and-drop Studio with clock, weather, RSS, countdown and QR widgets for campus displays.

The campus noticeboard, rebuilt

A campus runs on dates: periods, seminars, exams, fests. Digisigns schedules content the same way, daily, weekly, monthly or custom recurrence per playlist item, so the 9 a.m. screen differs from the 2 p.m. screen without anyone touching a keyboard. When plans change fast, an announcement banner scrolls over every display via instant cloud push. Layouts come from the drag-and-drop Studio, where clock, weather, RSS and countdown widgets sit beside your own images, videos and PDFs. Browse the full toolkit on /features.

Run by many hands, safely

Signage on a campus is never one person’s job. Role-based access gives each faculty, office and club a scoped login for its own screens; a media approval queue with automated moderation reports keeps submissions in check; audit logs record every publish. Offline email alerts and remote restart keep far-flung buildings honest. The same governance pattern serves government and corporate deployments, and for chapel or community halls, see churches.

Education digital signage FAQs

Can we push an urgent announcement to every campus screen at once?
Yes. The Announcement feature overlays a scrolling banner on top of whatever each screen is playing, and publishes reach devices via instant cloud push, so a closure notice or safety message appears across campus in seconds.
Can students or departments submit content safely?
Yes. Submissions go into a media approval queue where each asset gets an automated moderation report and waits for admin sign-off. Role-based access also limits each department to its own screens and playlists.
What hardware does a school need for digital signage?
Any screen driven by Android, Windows, Linux, macOS, LG webOS, Samsung Tizen, NovaStar or ChromeOS works, and a browser Web Player covers the rest, most schools reuse the TVs they already have.
How much does digital signage for education cost?
Plans start at $20 per screen per month ($220/year) with a 14-day free trial and no credit card required. The Professional plan at $30 adds up to 10 users for larger teams.

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