Smart Board Requirements

The clarity of the displayed content on the smartboard. Depends on factors like resolution, pixel density, and overall picture quality.

The speed and responsiveness of the smartboard's processor. This impacts how quickly apps load, tasks are completed, and the overall responsiveness to user actions.

The amount of memory available for the smartboard to use for running applications and storing data. More RAM usually means smoother multitasking and better performance.

The storage space available on the smartboard for files, applications, presentations, and user content. This is crucial for a smooth workflow and ample content access.

The ability of the smartboard to connect easily with computers, projectors, and other devices for seamless data sharing and multimedia integration.

The ease and simplicity of using the smartboard. This includes intuitive commands and a user-friendly interface.

The smartboard's ability to withstand repeated use in an educational environment. This includes features like a durable surface and sturdy build.

The smartboard's capacity to support various applications, file formats, and content types (PDFs, videos, images) for a versatile learning experience.

The smartboard's ability to function reliably without frequent glitches, crashes, or maintenance issues.

The smartboard's responsiveness to touch inputs and gestures. Users need to have a smooth and quick experience when interacting with the content, whether it's drawing, selecting, or manipulating objects.