Digital Signage Makes Students More Interested In Obtaining Information Through Digital Channels

In the field of education, digital signage is spreading rapidly, and its visual interest and efficiency have become an effective way for campus activities and the exchange of important information. In fact, 97% of students prefer to get information through digital channels.

Nowadays, many young people, especially those born in the 1980s, mainly get news and entertainment information from digital screens. In fact, according to a Deloitte study, televisions are becoming a "secondary source", replaced by phones or tablets.

At this point, any business or organization that wants to target a specific message should be more inclined to adopt a more focused, trusted approach.

The three most important aspects of digital signage for educational institutions are: reducing confusion and confusion, emergency alerts, and capturing audiences.

1. Reduce confusion and confusion

Digital signage can save more space, force reviews of announcements, and shift maintenance from the hands of many users to one or two staff members, rather than taking up a lot of wall space with bulletin boards full of out-of-date clutter.

2. Emergency alarm

More and more college campuses are using students' phones to push emergency notifications in text or E-mail format. Digital signage systems throughout the campus complement this approach by providing an efficient and direct way to notify all students or staff in the event of a weather or security-related emergency, even if their phones are not online at the time. Standard information can be stored in a file in advance and uploaded as needed, or new information can be dynamically innovated to cope with any unexpected situation.

3. Capture the audience

No matter what campus you visit, there are always ideas for the students lining up to attract the audience. In libraries, registration offices, and cafeterias, dynamic digital signage systems always attract more attention than flyers on the walls. Information on everything from weather forecasts to tuition deadlines to weekly special offers at bookstores can be Shared. And as the traditional way of sharing a message on a leaflet is replaced by digital signage, less paper and ink will be used, increasing return on investment and better message delivery.