Transforming campus communication with digital signage

Learn how digital signage helps schools and universities improve real-time communication and engagement across campus settings.

Educational institutions are finding new ways to engage students and staff, and digital signage is playing a central role in improving how information is shared across campuses.

We’re excited to share a recent webinar from our CMS partner, Poppulo, highlighting how leading schools and universities are using Amazon Digital Signage to enhance communication, streamline operations, and create more connected learning environments.

In this session, education leaders discuss how digital signage can help:

  • Deliver real-time campus updates to students and faculty
  • Drive engagement through dynamic, visually compelling content
  • Simplify management of signage networks across multiple locations

The conversation spotlights Amazon Digital Signage as part of an integrated solution that supports flexible, scalable deployment, from classrooms to student centers and event venues.

🎥 Watch the full webinar: Setting Your Campus up for Digital Signage Success – Hosted by Poppulo

Resources

Technology

Wireless screen mirroring comes to the classroom—and Amazon Signage Stick makes it simple

Enable easy, wireless screen mirroring in your classroom and on campus with supported devices and the Amazon Signage Stick. Native Miracast support means no apps, no adapters, and no IT headaches required.

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Product updates

More than digital signage–Amazon Signage Stick adds screen mirroring, multi-language support, and fleet management upgrades

Amazon Signage released new features for the Amazon Signage Stick including Miracast, multi-language support, fleet management upgrades, and more.

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Product updates

Amazon Signage Stick—bringing simplified professional-grade digital signage to Europe

Available in the US, Amazon Signage now launches the Amazon Signage Stick in Europe including—France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom.

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