With life-size images on screen, you can interact and
engage with your remote learners without the usual barriers of
technology.

In an ideal world, we would have all students together in the same classroom. But, sadly, we don’t live in the ideal world. So, the Teaching Wall has been developed to give you the next best thing. Rather than relying on a small screen in the corner of the room, the bank of screens provides a natural extension of the learning space.

It supports the whole class experience, via the Teaching Wall, your remote students can raise a hand as easily as the students who are physically present. And teachers can quickly identify those essential non-verbal cues of students who need some extra help. Spot them scratching their heads, looking confused, or getting distracted, and step in before they fall behind.

In essence, the Teaching Wall helps to humanise the remote learning experience. It allows both teachers and students to interact in a completely natural manner, with all the nonverbal cues and nuances of everyday behaviour.