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Assembly, without the cable hunt.
A teacher has four minutes between lessons to get assembly on the hall screens. With GoBraw it is set up once, it remembers, and a pupil at the front can press Next from a phone.
What goes wrong today
- Wheeling a laptop to the hall and hoping the cable works.
- The back row can't read a thing.
- Only one teacher knows how the hall screens work.
- Corridor screens showing last term.
What changes with GoBraw
- Set up once, it remembers. The next teacher walks into the hall and presses Start.
- Next is in your pocket. Move on from a phone anywhere in the hall.
- Every seat's a front seat. The back row follows on their own phone.
- Every screen you already have. TVs, projectors, Apple TV, Android TV, even a Raspberry Pi behind an old TV.
- Wake up your screens. Corridor screens with today's notices and shout-outs.Coming soon
- Every word, for everyone. Live captions, for pupils who can't hear the speaker.Coming soon
Other rooms
- Churches: Sunday runs the same, whoever is on the rota.
- Conferences: The main hall, the overflow room and the foyer, all on the same moment.
- Offices: The reception TV and the meeting-room screen, finally showing something.
- Gyms and studios: Each class on the screens at its time, run by whoever is teaching.
- Bars and restaurants: Menus, specials and the function room, all changing at five.
- Shops: One offer, every screen in the shop, at the same second.
- Theatres and arts: Stage screens, the foyer and the captions, all on one press.
- Weddings and parties: The photo wall and the top-table screen, run by a cousin with no practice.
- Museums and galleries: A room of screens telling one story, together all day.