A digital notice board that changes itself.
Digital signage for schools, colleges and universities. Put room changes, timetables, open days and library hours on screens across campus, updated from a phone in seconds.
Example: a campus board flipping open day times, a room change and the library hours.
Room and timetable changes
The one message students need, the moment it changes.
Open days and visitors
Greet a visiting school or a candidate by name in reception.
Library and canteen hours
Scheduled to change themselves at the right time of day.
Screens across buildings
Every board in every building, managed from one account.
Invoices and purchase orders
You do not have to pay by card. We can quote and invoice.
Survives the holidays
Screens restart themselves after a power cut or a shutdown.
Universities, colleges, schools and public bodies run Split-Flap TV in receptions, corridors and libraries.
Schools, colleges and universities run on information that changes at short notice, and most of it still reaches people through a laminated sheet on a corridor wall. Split-Flap TV is digital signage for schools that turns a screen you already own into a split-flap board, carrying the things that actually change: a room move, the day's timetable, library and canteen hours, and who is visiting.
A digital notice board does something a printed one cannot. It moves, and a board that moves gets read as people walk past it, which is exactly how a corridor works. It also fails safe in the other direction: because the board carries a handful of characters rather than a page, nobody can quietly bury an important notice in a wall of text.
The thing worth deciding first is not what could go on the screen, it is what would be wrong by Friday. A board carrying the same words for a month becomes part of the wall, and a printed sign would have been cheaper. A board that says which room has moved this morning gets looked at every morning.
Digital signage for universities and colleges is multi-screen by nature, and every board is managed from one account rather than one at a time. Reception, the library and the refectory can each run their own, departments can be given their own boards, and the dashboard lists every screen with the time it last reported in, so one that has dropped off shows as offline instead of looking fine until somebody mentions it. Hours and timetables can change themselves on a schedule so nobody has to remember.
Institutions rarely buy on a card, and they do not have to. We can issue a quote, invoice against a purchase order, and provide the supplier details a finance office needs before it can raise one. If a procurement process needs paperwork we do not already publish, ask and we will send it.
It runs on the digital displays your school already owns, from €19.99 a month per screen, with a seven day free trial and no card required to try it. Screens restart themselves after a power cut, which matters more than it sounds when a building has been closed for a holiday. See how it works, or if you are comparing this against a physical board, read how it differs from buying hardware. Rolling out across a campus? Talk to us about volume and onboarding.
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