Prime Highlights
- ViewSonic launched the IN05 Series ViewBoard interactive displays in India to support digital learning and classroom engagement.
- The new system includes tools for lesson management, student participation, problem-solving and collaborative learning.
Key Facts
- ViewSonic Corp. provides visual display and education technology solutions for schools, businesses and institutions worldwide.
- The IN05 Series supports 4K UHD resolution, Android 16, advanced touch technology and integration with the myViewBoard learning platform.
Background
Schools across the country are increasingly using digital classroom tools. The new displays have been developed for use in day-to-day teaching and learning.
The IN05 Series includes tools that help teachers conduct lessons and support student learning.
The displays help teachers access content, develop lessons and carry out classroom work using a range of built-in functions. They also support video lessons with subtitles and content summaries.
The displays support activities such as drawing, brainstorming and mind mapping. Students can also use built-in tools for academic and mathematical problem-solving.
The displays work with ViewSonic’s myViewBoard platform, allowing users to share content and manage classroom activities from one system. The devices feature 4K UHD resolution, Android 16, USB-C connectivity, touch-screen support and other features designed for classroom use.
Muneer Ahmad, Managing Director of ViewSonic India, said educational institutions are placing greater emphasis on using digital technology to support classroom learning. He said the company developed the new ViewBoard series and myViewBoard platform to support interactive learning and classroom collaboration.
The IN05 Series ViewBoard displays will be available across India through authorised education partners and resellers from the third quarter of 2026. Schools and colleges can purchase the displays through ViewSonic’s authorised partners across India.
The company will supply the displays to schools through its education partner network. The devices are intended to support classroom lessons and learning activities.
