Classrooms
Every seat, the front row.
In the room or at home, every student sees the board and hears the teacher.
Try it · Teach. We’ll follow.
You are a student at home. Switch the camera and watch it follow.
Sound familiar?
The teacher steps to the board. At home, students see a crowd of heads and a board they can’t read.
- The teacher walks out of the picture.
- A different setup in every classroom.
- Miss the lesson, miss everything.
In 30 seconds
Mission: Newline.
A janitor, a secret agency, and a classroom screen that finally works.
Rooms we have built.
Real rooms from our customer projects.
Training hall
A stage screen wall and screens through the room. Every row sees the presenter.
Training room
Desk mics and a ceiling camera bring remote learners into the room.
Group-work classroom
Group tables, a front screen and a ceiling camera for remote learners.
School auditorium
An LED wall on stage, speakers overhead and stage lighting.
Hybrid teaching, not hybrid meetings.
The camera follows the teacher and the materials — built for one-to-many teaching, not round-table calls.
Tuned for teaching
A PTZ camera frames the teacher and the materials; the mics put the teacher first.
Readable from every seat
Displays sized for slides, video, document cameras and whiteboards.
Same setup in every room
One configuration across an institution: easier for IT, familiar for teachers.
Four things every smart classroom does.
01
Teaching-tuned camera and audio
The instructor first, with paths for students to join in.
02
Content display
Instructor view and student view, readable in the room and remotely.
03
Lecture recording
Lessons recorded for students who watch later.
04
The same setup in every room
Consistent for teachers, students and IT across many classrooms.
In Thai universities and schools.
Universities
- Chulalongkorn University
- Nakhon Sawan Rajabhat University
International schools
- Harrow International School
Continuing education & publishing
- Wall Street English
- SE-ED
Public sector, at scale
1-TO-ALL’s communications infrastructure framework for the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration’s 437 schools.
Questions, answered.
How is a smart classroom different from a meeting room?
It is built for one-to-many teaching rather than equal-participant conversation: the camera frames the teacher and the materials, and the mics put the teacher’s voice first.
Can every classroom be set up the same?
Yes. We standardise the configuration across classrooms: one platform for IT and the same experience for teachers and students in every room.
See your space first.
Our engineers visit, measure the space and check the light, then recommend the right setup. The survey is free.