DisplayNote

DisplayNote is a smart utility designed to improve the dynamic of the class. Teachers, professors, academics, or anyone with a skill to share can craft neat presentations for large audiences, share their screens with the classroom, or conduct secured calls and video conferences.

When it comes to interactive courses, having all students exposed to the teaching material is a priority. Screen sharing is proved to be the best solution in that case, and DisplayNote provides just that. This app can help a group of people share their screens using various devices such as laptops, tablets, Macs, iOS, and Android. Sharing sessions can be controlled as long as you connect as a teacher, and your device can be the source of the content.

The app comes with a collection of smart tools like Whiteboard, Screen Annotation, File Sharing, Grid View, etc. so each teaching session is as interactive as possible.

Launcher is the app's proprietary service that acts as a video conference platform. Keep in touch with your colleagues through lively meeting rooms that can be accessed from afar. The program facilitates access to rooms from single UC vendors, allowing users to launch calls across Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Webex, Google Meet, GoToMeeting, Lifesize, and Blue Jeans.

Access to the system is permitted through a Kiosk Mode portal, which restricts access to anyone not having the right credentials. The user can deploy the Custom Cleanup feature in order to schedule when and what type of data is filtered out between sessions.

In summary, DisplayNote is a presentation module and a video-conference asset at the same time. It is clear that the app was designed for scholastic activities, and it's difficult to think it can work anywhere else.