How a Northeast Secondary School Upgraded Boardroom Video Conferencing with ViewSonic Direct View LED Displays

A secondary school in the Northeast needed a better setup for videoconferencing in its boardroom. The room featured two old 65” monitors that were simply too small.

Attendees further from the screen struggled to see shared slides, charts and video feeds.

To match the school's professional standards, they needed a larger screen that made boardroom meetings easy for everyone to follow. 

Beyond solving the immediate size and quality problem, a mobile All-in-One dvLED display gave the school added flexibility. When the boardroom isn't in use, the display can fold up and move to other spots on campus, extending its use well beyond a single room.

“We didn't know this was possible!”

- Technology Coordinator, Midwest K-12 school district 

Working with an integration partner, the school decided on a ViewSonic^® LDS138-151 138" All-in-One Mobile Direct View LED display.

Because the school had already seen the LDS138-151 in action at trade shows, it didn't need a separate on-site demo, which helped move the decision along quickly.

A Core 8 Flex feeds content directly to the display, and Superior Communications Services LLC installed cameras and additional conferencing equipment alongside it. 

• Moved forward with the LDS138-151 to replace an outdated dual-monitor boardroom setup.
• Gained a larger, higher-quality video conferencing display sized for the space.
• Added flexibility to relocate the display around campus when the boardroom isn't in use. 

What Is a Mobile All-in-One dvLED Display, and Why Do Schools Use Them for Boardrooms and Conferencing Spaces?

A mobile All-in-One dvLED display, like ViewSonic's LDS138-151, integrates cabinets, power, processing and mounting into a single foldable unit that rolls into place and sets up in minutes. Schools use them for boardrooms and conferencing spaces because a single unit can serve a dedicated room and then move to support other spaces on campus, instead of requiring separate fixed displays for each use case.

Why Replace Two Monitors With a Single Large dvLED Display for Video Conferencing?

A multi-monitor setup comes with visible bezels and seams that break up shared content across screens. A single large-format dvLED display removes that problem, giving everyone in the room one consistent, high-quality view of video calls, shared content and presentations.

With Viewsonic Manager, IT admins can troubleshoot display issues over the computer or phone rather than being there in person.

Can a Mobile dvLED Display Move Between Different Spaces on Campus?

Yes. Because All-in-One dvLED displays are built on a wheeled, foldable stand, they can be rolled out of a boardroom and repositioned in another space, such as a gym, cafeteria or event space for other display needs.

What Is the ViewSonic LDS138-151 Used for?

The LDS138-151 is used for both temporary, high-visibility events, like a campus watch party, and everyday use across campus, including lectures, gatherings and community events. Its mobile design lets it move easily between spaces as needed.

Ready to Upgrade Your Boardroom?

Talk to a ViewSonic representative or an authorized partner like Superior Communications Services about mobile dvLED displays for boardrooms and multi-use campus spaces.