All ClassroomCare interactive displays act as focal points for effortless, productive, and active learning in in-class scenarios, as well as in hybrid learning model. They promote better results and encourage new ideas. Based on guaranteed BenQ quality and after-sales support, intuitive and user-friendly designs afford easy management of technology and content. BenQ helps reshape classroom technology via safeguarding health and interactive and remote collaboration tools students and teachers love to use. Depandable and safe, ClassroomCare screens usher a new age in learning.
BenQ Interactive Displays are built with the latest medical technologies. All components are guaranteed to be non-toxic, and are made to last over years of reliable use. Their nano-ionic silver coating kills most bacteria, viruses, and fungi that build up on screens. This protection endures even repeated cleaning, preventing the spread of harmful germs, and guarding the health of students and teachers. With official TÜV certification, BenQ displays meet the highest standards of quality. Lasting the whole product lifetime, the protective nanosilver layers let you maximize the educational potential of collaborative, hybrid classrooms without worrying about your students' and teachers' health.
As educational technology focuses ever more on interactive screens, it is crucial to safeguard students' and teachers' vision. Extended exposure to blue light, flicker, and reflections causes eye strain, and may lead to damaged eyesight. BenQ displays are low-blue light, flicker-free, and glare-resistant. We are fully committed to eye care.
Flicker-free
Low Blue Light
Anti-Glare
Classrooms beset by poor air quality and high CO2 levels hamper learning and educational performance, affecting concentration and even presenting lifelong hazards. However, BenQ displays with dedicated sensors inform teachers whenever air quality becomes a problem, and offer recommended actions. By doing so, ClassroomCare products ensure that the result is modern education, not health problems.