Futuresource explores the future of displays in education in latest Future Session

Futuresource Consulting has released a new Future Session video exploring the evolving role of professional displays in education. Hosted by Principal Analyst Claire Kerrison, Principal Analyst, Consulting & Advisory and featuring Jeremy Wills, Principal Analyst, Professional Displays, co-author of the firm’s latest education display report, the session provides a deep dive into the trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the sector.

The discussion highlights the growing importance of LCD interactive flat panel displays (IFPDs), LCD flat panel professional displays (FPD), LED video walls, and esports labs in modern classrooms. However, it also underscores the challenges schools face, including budget constraints, underutilisation of technology, and a lack of teacher training.

“While display technologies are becoming more advanced and accessible, their impact is limited without proper integration and support,” said Kerrison. “Our research shows that nearly 40% of teachers have not received any training on EdTech tools, which significantly affects learning outcomes.”

The session also touches on the global disparity in EdTech adoption, the commoditisation of IFPDs, and the early-stage integration of AI into classroom technologies.

Futuresource encourages EdTech vendors to focus on long-term partnerships with schools, offering not just hardware but also training and support that align with educational goals.

To watch the next session, sign up here or to learn more about the report on our website.

Press Contact: Nicola Finn, Marketing Manager, Futuresource Consulting, nicola.finn@futuresource-hq.com

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