Introduction

If you're shopping for an Interactive Display, you probably want one that will last a long time and serve your students well. To help you narrow your options, here, we've created this checklist of everything to look for when shopping for an Interactive Display.

Know your usage:

Know your usage:

Do you need a display for your classroom? Or are you looking for an interactive display to use in the meeting room?

Are you looking for an interactive display to use at home, or is it for work?

Do you need it for the office, or could the hospital benefit from one as well.

Know your classroom size:

Know your classroom size:

If you have a large classroom, you will need a screen that is larger than the average classroom size.

Keep in mind:

Screen dimensions should be based on the dimensions of your room and not on the number of students in it.

Check the Touch Screen Display screen resolution

The resolution of your touch screen display is determined by the number of pixels in a display. The higher this number, the better the image quality and clarity. It's important for you to know that there are two types of resolution: pixel density and DPI (dots per inch). PPI refers to how many pixels are contained within a single inch, while DPI refers to how many dots can be printed on an inch.

The former is preferable because it allows for more detailed images without having to increase the size of the display itself. In terms of choosing which resolution would be best for your classroom needs, experts recommend opting for a higher-resolution option with at least 300PPI if possible (thanks!). This will ensure that students can clearly see what's going on during activities such as interactive whiteboard lessons or games where they need good visual acuity in order not to miss anything!