The City of Troyes: Speechi Interactive Displays at Jean Macé School

Let’s head to the Grand Est region, where the City of Troyes has announced on its social media the brand-new equipment that the Jean Macé elementary school has received for the 2024 school year: Speechi interactive displays replacing interactive projectors.

Visit the City’s Facebook and Twitter pages or the Info-Flash website to see their announcement.

Growing Well in Troyes and at School with Speechi Interactive Displays

To promote well-being in Troyes, the City has invested in “this innovative equipment” and has provided Jean Macé elementary school with a new kind of board that offers unparalleled learning comfort and immense educational potential.

The chosen equipment:  

• SuperGlass +S interactive displays in 75” (presentation video)  
• Mounted on an adjustable height mobile motorized stand

© M. Nicolas – City of Troyes. The teaching team gets hands-on with the Note whiteboard software (presentation video).

To learn more about the comfort of use and learning with an interactive display compared to an interactive projector, we invite you to read our article 10 Good Reasons to Have an Interactive Digital Screen for a Teacher.

Getting Comfortable with the Interactive Display:
Support for Teachers by Speechi

The photos shared on the City of Troyes’ social media were taken during the training session for the interactive display that the teaching team received from our trainer, Claire Thorel.

© M. Nicolas – City of Troyes. The teacher tests the “Mind Map” tool on the Note whiteboard (presentation video of this feature).

Gathered in one of the classrooms equipped with a Speechi interactive screen, the teachers used their old Interactive Projector to project the remote training session conducted via videoconference (visible to the right of the photo with Claire demonstrating). They were able to explore their interactive display step by step and ask our trainer any questions in real-time.