UNLOCK THE POWER OF DIGITAL SIGNAGE AT YOUR SCHOOL

Vivi is the leading wireless digital signage solution built exclusively for education that makes creating and presenting on-demand and scheduled messages a breeze.

VIVI IS TRUSTED BY DISTRICTS ACROSS THE U.S. INCLUDING:

Kennewick
School District (WA)

Bryan County
Schools (GA)

East Providence
Public Schools (RI)

Elkhorn
Public Schools (NE)

Forney ISD
(TX)

ADMINISTRATORS AND IT STAY IN CONTROL

IT leaders can wirelessly control Vivi enabled displays with the touch of a button, sending alerts and notifications or shutting screens off completely across campus. IT and administrators have full control of what is being displayed across every screen.

THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS

With Vivi's simple and effective digital signage platform, administrators can quickly create or change messaging to fit the audience, situation and time, sending it to one classroom display or 1,000 school-wide displays at once, on-demand or scheduled. Display messages from classrooms and entrances to school cafeterias, gyms and hallways.

THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAY TO COMMUNICATE

Instant updates on digital signage for schools ensure that time-sensitive information such as emergency alerts (critical for today's schools), scheduling changes and even live news feeds are getting communicated across every Vivi enabled device across campus.

"What sold me on Vivi was the ease of use. We'd looked at various devices and dongles to help with digital signage. They either wouldn't work with the school's network security or needed a dedicated laptop to drive the content. With the Vivi unit, all that stuff is taken out of the equation. Everything is self-contained in the cloud system. It's all so simple."

Robin Williams,

Computer Science Teacher
Pahrump Valley High School

“We’re really seeing a lot of engagement with the signage. We use it for motivational quotes around the campuses, classroom rules, we even make up questions and put them on Google Slides that automatically scroll through and call it “lunchroom conversations” so students have conversation starters in communal areas."

Jeff Alley,

Instructional Technology Coach
Logan City School district