The services of the interactive board RP8601K fully meet the requirements of the day-care centre. With a diagonal screen of 86 inches, the display ensures that everyone present can easily see the content in every area of the room. Thanks to the 4K UHD resolution, pictures and films appear particularly detailed and lively. Another advantage is the extensive modern functions. Children can practice writing together on the cloud-based whiteboard with the integrated EZWrite 5 collaboration tool.

In particular, the children in the after-school care centre use the BenQ display for their homework help. In addition to the independent use for games that encourage learning, the children look specifically for information for their presentations and homework, for example, or use the display for group work. The children benefit from the intelligent handwriting recognition and two pens for writing comments in different colours.

For example, if a math problem is particularly complex, the children can write it down on the digital board. They then look for the right answer together or explain the solution to one another. Since smartboards are becoming more and more important in many elementary schools, and especially in secondary schools, the display is a good preparation for further school life. Lectures and presentations are played and called up more and more in the day-care centre - the children go along with it very intuitively.

Since language education and language support for children between the age of 3 and 6 are part of the curriculum of the day-care centre, the BenQ digital board is now increasingly used for these purposes. Among other things, the children can solve and draw interactive puzzles on the display. In this way, they playfully expand their vocabulary and continuously improve their words comprehension. Thanks to the diverse interactive options of the BenQ display, the children have great fun studying the language and experience a totally new learning situation for them.

“The installed learning apps invite you to deal intensively and playfully with the language. By using them, the children language skills improve almost by themselves - without them being aware of this development,” explains Renke Mannott, educator in the kindergarten area at the PINGUIN day-care centre.

The PINGUIN day care centre in Aurich now has an interactive board that inspires children, employees and parents alike. By using the BenQ display, the children learn much more actively and exchange ideas with one another dynamically. Internal meetings and discussions with parents are also noticeably more efficient and target-oriented. “We are very satisfied with BenQ and our new solution. Our media usage concept is ideally complemented by the BenQ display,” emphasises Mieke Matthes, pedagogical employee with a focus on language training at the PINGUIN day care centre. “We use the interactive board, for example, for research, language training and homework supervision. Thus, the display meets all of our wishes and requirements and even exceeded our expectations."