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Screens

What a screen is, what the list of screens looks like, and everything you can do in the screen editor.

Chapter 2: Screens

A screen is a single “page” for the TV. It consists of widgets, i.e. blocks with content: substitutions, supervisors, events, announcements, time, weather, image, video, or a web page. You arrange widgets on the surface in a grid. Finished screens are then assembled into a scenario, which the device at the TV plays.

Screen on a mobile stand with sample substitution and weather
Finished screen with two widgets: Substitution and Weather

List of screens

In the left menu, click Screens. You will see all the screens of your school.

Screens page: 1 New screen button, 2 search, 3 screen row — click to open it
  • New screen (1) creates a new screen and opens it immediately in the editor.
  • Search screen… (2) filters the list by name.
  • Click on a row (3) to open the screen in the editor.

The table has columns Name, Widgets (how many widgets the screen contains), and Last modified. Click a column header to sort the list by that column.

If the school has no screens yet, you will see “No screens yet” and a button to create the first one.

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Descriptions of individual widgets and all their settings can be found in the Widgets section.

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