Interactive displays, a known candidate for the future of classroom technology, offer a wide range significant benefits for schools. They enable students to learn in their own way and with each other, and this means that teaching can be as innovative as its subject matter demands. Presentations can boast rich multimedia and teachers are able both to prepare in advance while presenting. They are a hotter medium than traditional lessons. Meaning, they require more knowledge from the teacher ahead of time while leaving less for pupils. Shared materials ease teamwork and discussion among classmates. Advanced materials can be easily shared on the device which points students toward working together and communicating freely onsite, even when these functions are apparently unnecessary. Moreover, they eliminate reliance on texts and boards in an environmentally friendly way — reducing demand for scarce resources. A masterpiece should be easy to use. With the design of these state-of-the-art devices, they are not hard to learn about and require little training. Furthermore, they can interface directly into school technology infrastructure by means such as Ethernet jacks for an Internet connection (we have incorporated this on all models). This will help to streamline the educational process and make students accustomed to working in a digital environment.