Digital signage for schools from corridors to the canteen, the whole campus
Notices, exam dates, club events and the canteen menu rotate on corridor screens at the right time. Each department posts its own notices with the editor role.
- Exam countdown with the countdown widget
- Admin, editor and viewer roles
- No monthly fee per screen
When the notice board reaches nobody
A notice on a cork board gets lost in the crowd, and reaching everyone when an exam date changes takes time.
What often happens today
- Notices go up and old ones never come down
- Exam and timetable changes reach students late
- Each building updates its screen its own way
- During a drill, screens carry on as normal
With MIA
- Notices leave by themselves when their date range ends
- One click sends a change to every building
- Locations and tags give each building its own content
- The emergency program replaces playback on every screen
Notices between lessons, the menu at lunch
Student affairs, departments and clubs upload to their own folders as editors, IT manages screens as admin, and school management follows along as viewers.
The canteen menu plays 11:30–14:00 and club notices at the end of lessons. The finals countdown goes live two weeks ahead and leaves with its date range when exams end.
- Separate rules for weekdays and weekends
- A YouTube video or playlist in a zone
- The audit log shows who changed what
Corridor, canteen and drill screens
A ready design preview and real output from the MIA player.
Sample content; the canteen and emergency screens use fictional content.
Features for schools
Scheduling
Content by lesson time, weekday and term; it leaves when its time is up.
Widgets
Exam and event countdowns, clock, weather, RSS and scrolling text.
Emergency program
Drill and evacuation notices in every building with one click.
Roles
Departments as editors, IT as admin; everyone with their own account.
Locations
Faculties and buildings as locations; screens grouped by building.
Tag targeting
Building or floor tags send a notice only where it is needed.
School questions
Samsung and LG Smart TVs from 2018 onwards work through their own browser. Older TVs can take an Android box, a mini PC or a Raspberry Pi.
Yes. It installs on a Linux server or as the Windows desktop app, and runs by IP address on the local network without a domain. Content and users stay on the school's server.
Add the countdown widget to a zone and enter the exam date. Give the item a date range and it leaves the screen by itself when exams end.
Let's plan your campus screens
Share your buildings and screen count, and we will work out how to start with your existing TVs and which license fits.