TV for schools, colleges and courses
Organize calendars, events, directions, and projects for reception areas, hallways, and shared spaces. The team updates screens in the browser instead of printing posters or replacing USB drives. The player runs in the browser of your compatible Smart TV, with no TV box.
Test one screen free, no card required, and get it running in about 5 minutes. It does not sync with the school system or live stream classes and events.
Dates, notices and achievements gain context when they appear in the right environment and leave the screen as soon as they are no longer useful.
TV reinforces communication in circulation spaces and reduces expired posters without replacing the institution's official channels.
Before
The information is in the email, in the app, in a message and on the wall, but part of the public does not consult these channels at the right time.
With FullViewUp
The institution creates a quick-read visual version and displays it in environments frequented by the public involved.
Before
A campaign ends, but the printed art or local archive remains visible, raising questions about registrations, meetings, and activities.
With FullViewUp
Start and end dates remove the campaign from the grid when it is no longer relevant.
Before
Young students, college students, families, visitors, and staff see generic messages that are unhelpful in that space.
With FullViewUp
Separate channels organize programming by campus, building, teaching stage, audience or purpose.
Get started without complexity
Manage communications in one dashboard and publish without carrying USB drives between locations.
Choose a template, add text and images, and review the composition before publishing it.
Group slides into campaigns and choose the channels, dates, and times when each message should appear.
Open the player in a compatible TV browser, pair the code, and start managing content from the dashboard.
Reinforce what needs to be remembered and enhance school life without turning the screen into a bulletin board full of small texts.
Highlight registrations, re-enrollments, assessments, meetings and recesses with date and guidance for the official channel.
Publicize lectures, fairs, presentations, sporting and cultural activities only during the period of interest.
Report changes to access, use of spaces, special hours, lost and found items and procedures approved by the institution.
Present work, results and initiatives of the school community with authorization to use names and images when applicable.
Show open classes, complementary activities, scholarships or services actually available to that audience.
Reinforce coexistence, safety, sustainability and citizenship with age-appropriate language and aligned with the institution's policies.
Less infrastructure
FullViewUp centralizes management in the browser and reduces manual work without promising integrations that are not part of the product.
On compatible Smart TVs, the player opens in the browser. You do not need to add a computer to every screen.
Once loaded, the schedule remains available during temporary connection issues. Internet access is still required for updates.
One account organizes screens, campaigns, channels, and schedules, including locations at different addresses.
Education networks and multiple campuses
Reuse network campaigns while preserving local calendars, events, and guidance. Headquarters coordinates shared messaging; each location maintains address-specific information. With no TV box at each location, the network can cost a fraction of the price of international platforms.
Learn how the screen complements school channels, protects the community, and keeps the boundaries of the solution clear.
No. It reinforces quick-read messages in physical spaces. Formal communications, documents and information that require confirmation must continue through official channels.
Not by default. Dates and notices are published as content on FullViewUp. An integration with an school management system or calendar would require separate technical assessment.
Yes. The screens can be connected to their own channels to separate reception, early childhood education, high school, college, staff or other real context of the institution.
Only when there is adequate basis, authorization and institutional policy. Avoid exposing personal data, sensitive routines or any information that puts students at risk.
No. The product organizes visual content campaigns and does not replace a streaming, video conferencing or teaching platform. The screen must show the schedule and directions for the event's official channel.
Explore the plans in the official app or create your account to get started.
