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Digital Signage for college campuses is a modern and dependable method for properly disseminating daily information, class schedules, campus directions, and college-related updates.

You will have complete control over the content displayed on your screens. Our enterprise-level college digital signage software allows you to create multi-user groups, set granular user privileges, assign licenses, and remotely access using our all-in-one admin dashboard.

Posters and message boards have become a thing of the past. Instead, cloud-based digital signage software to update screens has become commonplace at educational institutions such as colleges and universities, skilled trade schools, and junior colleges.

Using digital signs on your university"s campus can help you streamline your communication efforts. Wayfinding kiosks, entrance and room signs, and cafeteria digital menu boards should be installed across the campus. In addition, your school"s everyday operations should be clear to everyone by posting alerts and updates, promoting events, and displaying real-time social media feeds.

Overhead announcements are a communication tool of the past. With our digital signage for community colleges, you can provide your students, staff, and visitors with the most up-to-date announcements through our easy-to-use content management platform.

Because youngsters and adults are naturally inclined to look at screens, why not leverage the power of displays to enhance how you share information. With our exclusively designed college digital signage system, you can do just that!

REACH"s college digital signage software is entirely cloud-based, which means you can easily modify content from anywhere, provided you can access an internet connection.

A library of college digital signage templates is included, making it easier for you to get started! Customize, insert your media, then send it to your screens.

At REACH, we refer to different parts of the college"s digital display screen as zones. These zones can be edited independently, which allows you to display content from multiple various sources at the same time.

If you have any issues, don"t hesitate to contact our team today. We"re standing by, ready to help with setup and any questions that may come up along the way when using digital signage for your college.

As we release new updates, they"re automatically rolled out to all of our cloud-based digital devices to ensure you always have free access to the latest software updates!

Our team is ready to deliver easy-to-use digital signage solutions to your business. With dedicated support teams and powerful design tools, anyone from any skill level can design professional-looking designs in minutes!

Whether you’re a private university, state school, community college or technical institute, you know how important it is to engage students, faculty, staff and visitors on a daily basis. Showing timely, relevant visual messaging is the key to promoting a safe, inclusive campus and building community. School digital signage can help.

AxisTV Signage Suite is an enterprise digital signage platform that gives you a central app to manage visual communications for your entire campus. We offer scalable solutions on site or in the cloud, and our site licenses offer significant cost savings.

Publish news and announcements, promote events, advertise the bookstore, display social media feeds and keep everyone updated on your athletic standings – all from one centralized application.

Use digital signs to welcome guests and visitors, and offer campus wayfinding on interactive kiosks to help them navigate your facilities. We can also build custom info boards, donor boards, menu boards and more.

Our digital room signs are perfect solutions for your conference or training center. Our interactive signs let you schedule meetings at the door, and our electronic paper signs are an affordable, wireless option for shared spaces.

Broadcast CAP-compliant alert notifications triggered by your existing mass notification system – Rave Mobile, Alertus, Singlewire, e2campus and others

AxisTV Signage Suite Campus lets you share content management across campus with unlimited user accounts delivering content to an unlimited number of players and screens. Campus supports commonly used higher education applications like 25Live, EMS and Google Calendar while providing the content approval workflows needed by universities.

Our enterprise digital signage solution can be delivered as software-only, pre-imaged PCs or hosted in the cloud. And our software, creative tools and room sign products work seamlessly together for a unified visual communications solution.

“There’s a kind of coolness factor to using digital signage, and we’re changing the attitude towards paper flyers. The message today is: go digital, go green.”

“The ease of use and control we have over the system, combined with the speed at which messages can be displayed, makes Visix a tremendous solution for digital signage.”

“It really allows us to keep a connection with our students, faculty, staff and community members…It’s helped us draw in more participation in campus events.”

“It has the best price-to-feature ratio and is performing all the tasks we need, so we haven’t had to look anywhere else for our campus communications.”

Gathering background images for your digital signage displays can be tough. You’ll want to find the perfect combination of easy to find, matches your content, and most importantly is free.

These displays can be LED, LCD, or projection screens that are sent content such as images, videos, streaming content, or social media channels from the CMS.

Digital signage can be split into the content, software, and hardware segments. First you have the content that will go on the screen. This can be pictures, videos, or a variety of other content applications.

These files and content apps are handled through the software. The hardware is your digital signage player that will then display the content on your screens.

One of the most important aspects of maintaining a stellar school environment is proper education. With digital signage, administrators can help bridge the school to student gap and engage at a higher level.

Digital screens are harder to miss than static signage so you can expect most students to at least glance at the displays while they are in between classes and before/after school.

The content you need really depends on the solution you have. For restaurants, a simple image display for the menu with a social media feed is a solid choice. For offices and manufacturing, you might want to focus on current/upcoming company events with data visualization charts.

Schools however can utilize almost every content app as digital signage can be used in the classroom, hallway, wayfinding kiosks, and digital menu boards.

Planar® CarbonLight™ VX Series is comprised of carbon fiber-framed indoor LED video wall and floor displays with exceptional on-camera visual properties and deployment versatility, available in 1.9 and 2.6mm pixel pitch (wall) and 2.6mm (floor).

From cinema content to motion-based digital art, Planar® Luxe MicroLED Displays offer a way to enrich distinctive spaces. HDR support and superior dynamic range create vibrant, high-resolution canvases for creative expression and entertainment. Leading-edge MicroLED technology, design adaptability and the slimmest profiles ensure they seamlessly integrate with architectural elements and complement interior décor.

From cinema content to motion-based digital art, Planar® Luxe Displays offer a way to enrich distinctive spaces. These professional-grade displays provide vibrant, high-resolution canvases for creative expression and entertainment. Leading-edge technology, design adaptability and the slimmest profiles ensure they seamlessly integrate with architectural elements and complement interior decor.

From cinema content to motion-based digital art, Planar® Luxe MicroLED Displays offer a way to enrich distinctive spaces. HDR support and superior dynamic range create vibrant, high-resolution canvases for creative expression and entertainment. Leading-edge MicroLED technology, design adaptability and the slimmest profiles ensure they seamlessly integrate with architectural elements and complement interior décor.

Planar® CarbonLight™ VX Series is comprised of carbon fiber-framed indoor LED video wall and floor displays with exceptional on-camera visual properties and deployment versatility, available in 1.9 and 2.6mm pixel pitch (wall) and 2.6mm (floor).

Carbon fiber-framed indoor LED video wall and floor displays with exceptional on-camera visual properties and deployment versatility for various installations including virtual production and extended reality.

a line of extreme and ultra-narrow bezel LCD displays that provides a video wall solution for demanding requirements of 24x7 mission-critical applications and high ambient light environments

Since 1983, Planar display solutions have benefitted countless organizations in every application. Planar displays are usually front and center, dutifully delivering the visual experiences and critical information customers need, with proven technology that is built to withstand the rigors of constant use.

With so much to keep residents informed of on a monthly, weekly, and even daily basis, staff have their hands full. Our signage solution is designed to simplify this entire process by unifying content creation, easing cross-team collaboration, and eliminating the need to frequently edit and re-print materials. Find out how on our Team Hub page.

Empower learning and win back time to focus on your students. TelemetryTV integrates with Google Workspace, providing a flexible, secure, and easy-to-use set of tools that are free to use with educational digital signage.

Rise Vision is easy-to-use cloud digital signage software that works with any player on multiple digital signage screens. Save time with 500+ customizable templates and if you ever need help get free training and exceptionally fast support.

Looking for effective digital signage solutions? Our easy digital signage cloud software lets you delegate managing your digital signage to anyone in your organization.

Save money, don’t get stuck with proprietary digital signage players, and get more out of existing devices and smart TVs with our extensive hardware support.

Automatically pull and display content from services like Google Slides, Google Calendar, Google Photos, Canva, Twitter, our partners like Good News Network®, and more.

Looking for an affordable solution to easily create and remotely manage your digital signage? Save hundreds with our simple, transparent pricing. There are no contracts, no additional fees and you can cancel any time.

Whether you want to display video on a certain screen, weather updates, news tickers, RSS feeds, slideshows, documents, or web pages, just access our digital signage systems from a device of your choice and easily update and manage your engaging content.

Digital signage is a way of electronically displaying information in public spaces on campus. A digital sign consists of a display device, a wall mounted LCD screen,

and a computer that will play back content. Rise Vision provides 300+ easily customizable templates to fit a variety of needs. These templates fit use cases such as Collegiate Sports, Sharing Health Information, Alumni Career Highlights, Severe Weather Warnings, and more. Rise Vision does have some limited interactive capabilities so that a viewer can actively select information on the display. However, this requires a custom website specifically tailored to deliver the information as well as a touch display.

Digital signage reduces clutter and improves the viewer experience with a consistent and targeted visual communication. Departments are able to showcase campus services, upcoming events, accomplishments, activities, and more.

Information Services has streamlined the process for acquiring digital signage on campus. Departments simply request a consultation with IS to outline their new signage needs and IS will manage the design and installation aspects of the project going forward (initial project costs are funded by the unit). Once the new system is up and running, it is enrolled in the IS Signage Support Program where ongoing support, maintenance, and equipment lifecycle are covered by IS. See below for what is included for a typical system enrolled in the Signage Support Program.

To ensure widespread compatibility with the various digital signs across campus it is recommended that any signage be made in the following resolutions. All files should be in .jpg or .png file type.

Rise Vision is integrated with Google Accounts to store and run content for your digital signage. Once a designated Content Provider for your department is selected, an email invitation from Rise Vision will be sent with login instructions.

To request new digital signage or transition your current signage system, please submit a ticket to the UMKC IS Technology Support Center or email TechSupportCenter@umkc.edu. If you need a custom solution please email UMKCISProjectManagement@umkc.edu. Someone from IS will be in touch with you to start the process.

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What differentiates Nutrislice from every other digital signage vendor is their ability to automate menu content. It’s truly the only system I trust to publish our menus.

The content was just next-level. The example screens we saw from the Nutrislice team really knocked our socks off. It delivered what I expect from any restaurant or quick-service experience, and I knew I wanted that in our dining halls.

Pitt Information Technology offers Enterprise Digital Signage, powered by Four Winds, to help University departments create and manage the content that is displayed on their digital signs. The software enables content administrators to publish almost any type of content: video, websites, PowerPoint slides, maps, Twitter feeds, live data, PDFs, and more. Signs located in different buildings can be managed from one location. One department can easily share and display its content on another department"s sign to facilitate collaboration and communication across the University. Emergency alerts can also be displayed on enterprise digital signs by the Pitt Police in the event of a campus emergency. Pitt IT provides consulting to departments to help them determine what hardware best meets their signage needs and training to individuals who will be managing their department"s signs.

Whether you already use digital signs or are considering deploying them for the first time, Enterprise Digital Signage software can make it easy to create great looking signs that can display almost any type of content.

The content player and manager software tools enable easy uploading, publishing, and managing of content on digital displays (LCDs, plasmas, projectors, LEDs) and sign players in the preferred locations you wish to publish content. In addition, they enable:

The cost of Enterprise Digital Signage depends on how many content players you plan to use. A content player is the machine used to drive the display of your signs. There is a recurring annual maintenance cost of $100 per content player. This license fee is due at the time of implementation and renewable annually on April 1.

Digital signage is a segment of electronic signage. Digital displays use technologies such as LCD, LED, projection and e-paper to display digital images, video, web pages, weather data, restaurant menus, or text. They can be found in public spaces, transportation systems, museums, stadiums, retail stores, hotels, restaurants and corporate buildings etc., to provide wayfinding, exhibitions, marketing and outdoor advertising. They are used as a network of electronic displays that are centrally managed and individually addressable for the display of text, animated or video messages for advertising, information, entertainment and merchandising to targeted audiences.

Product information – pricing, photos, raw materials or ingredients, suggested applications and other product information - especially useful in food marketing where signage may include nutritional facts or suggested uses or recipes.

Information to enhance the customer service experience - interpretive signage in museums, galleries, zoos, parks and gardens, exhibitions, tourist and cultural attractions.

Influencing product or brand decision-making - Signage at the point of sale designed to influence choice e.g. Signage to help shoppers to choose dresses inside a fashion store

Navigation – with interactive screens (in the floor, for example, as with "informational footsteps" found in some tourist attractions, museums and the like) or with other means of "dynamic wayfinding".

Reservations – small, interactive screens on walls or desks that allow employees to reserve the space for a limited time and integrate with a room and resource scheduling platform.

Digital signage is used in restaurants through an interactive menu screen that rotates promotional offers. Restaurants use digital signage both indoors and outdoors, with the latter needing a form

Digital signage is widely used in shopping malls as a form of directory or map display. Uses of digital signage include a wayfinding kiosk, enabling the customer to find their path through an interactive touchscreen. Recent digital signage have begun combining interactive advertisement with wayfinding application. This will offer shoppers who interact with the advertisement of the tenant in the shopping mall to the store. Another usage is disseminating relevant information such as the schedule of an event or campaign.

The hospitality industry uses digital signage to display crucial information at a convenient and visible location for all its patron. A digital signage is capable of functioning as a virtual concierge in hotels and as entertainment for conferences during waiting room.

Digital signage is placed in the lobby, concession stands and displays advertisement before the movie begins. This informs customers about other theater offerings and scheduling, increasing concession sales and gaining other sources of revenue.

One specific use of digital signage is for out-of-home advertising in which video content, advertisements, and/or messages are displayed on digital signs with the goal of delivering targeted messages, to specific locations and/or consumers, at specific times. This is often called "digital out of home" (DOOH).

Digital signage can be used for school cafeteria menu boards, digitized noticeboards, and as an element of smart campuses. The University of Minnesota has installed 300 digital signage boards, updated with real-time data.

Digital signs can interact with mobile phones using SMS messaging and Bluetooth. SMS can be used to post messages on the displays, while Bluetooth allows users to interact directly with what they see on screen. In addition to mobile interactivity, networks are also using technology that integrates social and location-based media interactivity. This technology enables end users to upload photos and messages to social networks as well as text messages.

The widespread use of smartphones led to the development of screen–smart device interaction technologies. These allow smartphone users to interact directly with the digital signage screen, for example, participate in a poll, play a game, or share social network content. JPEG images and MPEG4 videos remain the dominant digital content formats for the digital signage industry. For interactive content, HTML5 and Unity3D are widely used due to their popularity among web developers and multimedia designers.

Context-aware digital signage leverages technologies such as sensors, cameras, beacons, RFID technologies, software programs and network connectivity including the Internet of Things (IoT) to monitor the ambient environment, process information and deliver promotional messages based on environmental cues.

Digital signs rely on a variety of hardware to deliver the content. The components of a typical digital sign installation include one or more display screens, one or more media players, and a content management server. Sometimes two or more of these components are present in a single device but typically there is a display screen, a media player, and a content management server that is connected to the media player over a network. One content management server may support multiple media players and one media player may support multiple screens. Stand-alone digital sign devices combine all three functions in one device and no network connection is needed. Digital signage media players run on a variety of operating systems including Windows, Linux, Android and iOS.

Rapidly dropping prices for large plasma and LCD screens have led to a growing increase in the number of digital sign installations.video wall. With the release of the HDMI 2.1 standard in 2017, wall resolution can reach 4K at higher refresh rates, 8K displays, up to 10K in some applications.

Digital signage displays use content management systems and digital media distribution systems which can either be run from personal computers and servers or regional/national media hosting providers. In many digital sign applications, content must be regularly updated to ensure that the correct messages are being displayed. This can either be done manually as and when needed, through a scheduling system, using a data feed from a content provider (e.g. Canadian Press, Data Call Technologies, Bloomberg LP, Thomson Reuters, AHN), or an in-house data source.

Whenever the display, media player and content server are located apart there is a need for audio-video wiring between the display and the media player and between the media player and the content server. The connection from media player to display is normally a VGA, DVI, HDMI or Component video connection. Sometimes this signal is distributed over Cat 5 cables using transmitter and receiver baluns allowing for greater distances between display and player and simplified wiring. The connection from media player to the content server is usually a wired Ethernet connection although some installations use wireless Wi-Fi networking.

Some digital signage with the ability to offer interactive media content will come with a usage reporting function. Each interaction users have made with the digital signage such as the photos that were taken, the number of games that were played will be recorded in the digital signage and produced in the form of a usage report. From the report, owners of the digital signage will be able to gauge the effectiveness of the particular advertisement or media content that was in play at the specific hour based on the number of times interaction has been made. Furthermore, if the digital signage is integrated with kinect, the signage will be able to determine the proximity of the consumer to the display and their demographic details such as age, gender for further analytic and consumer behavior study.

Digital content is managed via display control software. This control software can be a stand-alone dedicated program or integrated with hardware. New messages can be created from an inventory of audio, video, image, graphics, words and phrases which are assembled in different combinations and permutations to yield new messages in real-time.

Digital content displayed on the signage is presented in one of the following formats:Text - Scrolling text. Either scrolling text, or text dynamically updated via external Newsfeed source.

Interactive interfaces - Integration of signage with a touch screen, beacons, sensors, RFID technologies, to allow for two-way communications with the users. Interactive digital signage helps to engage users and may also assist advertisers to gain insight into customer behavior.

Prior to the advent of digital signage throughout the industries, electronic paper were used as display devices. Electronic paper were used to hold static texts and images indefinitely without electricity. The disadvantage to electronic paper as a form of digital signage is the limited reach of information transmission. Users that need to update the information will need to be in the same retail store, or be within the proximity for shopping malls. This required manual work from store staffs and shopping mall staff in maintaining the device with the latest information.

First generation of digital signage display utilize LED board, projection screens or other emerging display types like interactive surfaces or organic LED screens (OLED). A dot matrix display digital signage will relay the information within a database. All the information must be inputted manually by a person before the message display is updated. This form of digital signage is most commonly used in both train stations, airports, and other areas where information must be conveyed to the mass public. The downside of having dot matrix digital signage is the lack of media player. This digital signage will not be able to play multimedia contents.

The second generation of digital signage is able to play multimedia contents and is controlled by a centralized management system. Digital audiovisual (av) content is reproduced on TVs and monitor displays of a digital sign network from at least one media player (usually a small computer unit, but DVD players and other types of media sources may also be used). Various hardware and software options exist. These range from portable media players that can output JPG slide shows or loops of MPEG-2 video to networks consisting of multiple players and servers that offer control over enterprise-wide or campus-wide displays at many venues from a single location. The former are ideal for small groups of displays that can be updated via USB flash drive, SD card or CD-ROM. Another option is the use of D.A.N. (Digital Advertising Network) players that connect directly to the monitor and to the internet, to a WAN (Wide Area Network), or to a LAN (Local Area Network). This allows the end user the ability to manage multiple D.A.N. players from any location. The end user can create new advertising or edit existing advertisements and then upload changes to the D.A.N. via the internet or other networking options.

APIs for some digital sign software allow customized content management interfaces through which end-users can manage their content from one location.

More advanced digital sign software allows content to be automatically created by the media players (computers) and servers on a minute-by-minute basis, combining real-time data, from news to weather, prices, transport schedules, etc., with av content to produce the most up-to-date content.

The current generation of digital signage builds onto the previous generation with the added function to interact with the system. Users will be able to interact with the advertisement, scroll through the product menu, or share their information online via the new generation of digital signage. The interactive digital signage opens up interaction and ability to collect more personalize information. Some common uses of interactive digital signage are for users to take a picture and then connect to their Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or other Social media platform to share the photo they have taken.

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Shippensburg University now employs the use of Digital Signs at various locations across campus. These large, bright television displays allow dynamic content and media to be displayed to the campus community through the use of video and images. They can also provide schedule information for buildings and rooms, and will display important information and alerts in the event of an emergency.

The CUB and residence hall displays may be utilized by students and student organizations to advertise university-sponsored or Student Association-sponsored events that may be of interest to the campus community. To create your content and submit it for publishing, follow the guidelines below.

Shippensburg University reserves the right to refuse to publish any content deemed inappropriate by the managers of the digital signage system in each building using the units across campus. If you have specific questions regarding this, please contact the digital signage representative for the location in which you would like to submit content.

E-mail your created content to one of the contacts listed below, depending on where you would like your content published. Please include a brief explanation of what your content is advertising, and also how long you would like the information to be displayed.

If you are responsible for a digital sign and need technical assistance, or if your department is interested in installing a digital sign, please contact Zack Lease, Student Technology Support Coordinator (x1442) in the Computing Technologies Center.