The education landscape in ASEAN is changing fast. Schools are no longer limited to blackboards and projectors — they’re moving toward digital classrooms powered by edtech tools like the interactive learning board. These smart displays allow teachers to connect directly with students, even during online sessions. The goal isn’t just to use technology, but to make learning more interactive, flexible, and student-focused.
The integration of smart boards into online education has brought new possibilities. Here’s why schools are adopting them:
In a region where digital learning is expanding quickly, having a reliable edtech solution ensures both teaching quality and continuity.
Before investing in an interactive learning board, schools often ask three key questions:
| Question | What to Consider |
|---|---|
| 1. Is it easy to use? | Choose a board with intuitive interfaces that teachers can adapt to quickly. |
| 2. Can it support hybrid learning? | Look for dual-system compatibility (Android and Windows) for both offline and online classes. |
| 3. What about maintenance and updates? | Opt for brands with remote technical support and regular system upgrades. |
These factors help schools choose a long-term, cost-efficient solution rather than just a one-time purchase.
A public primary school in Ho Chi Minh City recently adopted Qtenboard’s interactive learning boards as part of its digital classroom project. The school wanted to connect in-class and online teaching smoothly, especially after pandemic disruptions. Qtenboard provided a customized edtech solution — including installation, teacher training, and software support. Within a few months, teachers reported more engaged students, smoother hybrid lessons, and improved teaching efficiency.
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