In a post-COVID world where video conferencing has become an essential tool for communication and collaboration between businesses, students, teachers and staff, it’s little wonder we’re getting more and more people asking us what they can do to make sure their video conferencing goes as smoothly as possible.

As technology continues to evolve at a blistering pace, interactive screens have become an increasingly popular tool used in classrooms across Australia. Interactive screens are large touchscreen displays that are used to engage and interact directly with students during lessons. They bring many advantages to both teachers and students through supporting visual learning and encouraging collaboration.

In today's school environments, technology has become an integral part of the learning experience. Students and teachers rely on technology for almost everything, from research, communication and meetings through to visual learning and mixed media presentations.