As schools across Southeast Asia embrace digital learning, smart boards have become essential classroom tools. They make teaching more engaging and interactive, helping students better understand complex topics. However, installing these systems correctly is crucial for performance and safety. A well-planned installation ensures stable operation, clear visibility, and long product life — all vital for educational projects with limited budgets.
Before installing a smart board, planning is everything. Schools and project partners should pay attention to several important factors:
| 因素 | 描述 |
|---|---|
| Wall Structure | Ensure the wall can support the board’s weight; concrete or reinforced walls are ideal. |
| Viewing Height | The display should be installed at an eye-level height suitable for both teachers and students. |
| Power & Network | Plan nearby outlets and stable Wi-Fi or LAN connections before mounting. |
| Lighting Conditions | Avoid direct sunlight or strong reflections to maintain screen clarity. |
| Room Size | Match screen size to classroom dimensions for comfortable viewing angles. |
Proper preparation avoids installation issues and improves long-term stability and user experience.
1. Mount the Wall Bracket: Use high-quality screws and ensure it’s level before tightening.
2. Attach the Smart Board: Secure the display safely with the mounting arms and double-check alignment.
3. Connect Power & Data Cables: Organize cables neatly to prevent damage and improve aesthetics.
4. Calibrate the Display: Test touch sensitivity and visual alignment for accurate performance.
5. Train Teachers: Provide a short demo session so users can start using it confidently.
Following these steps helps schools avoid downtime and ensures a clean, professional setup.
A primary school in Yangon, Myanmar, recently upgraded 12 classrooms with Qtenboard smart boards. The school faced challenges with unstable electricity and small classroom spaces. Our engineering team provided on-site installation guidance and customized wall mounts to fit narrow walls. After setup, teachers reported smoother lessons and higher student participation. Parents also noted that their children were more enthusiastic about interactive learning.
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