Interactive panel

From Chalkboards to Touchscreens: How Interactive Flat Panels Are Changing Indian Classrooms yara electronics An Interactive Flat Panel (IFP) is a large 4K touchscreen display that replaces the whiteboard, projector, and computer in a classroom, letting teachers write, show videos, and run lessons from one screen. Indian schools are adopting IFPs to meet NEP 2020's push for digital, experiential learning. A few years ago, the start of a math period made most students nervous, and a PT period made everyone's day. Learning meant memorizing formulas, copying notes off a blackboard, and revising the same pages before an exam. Teachers carried that system on their shoulders. They prepared lessons by hand, searched through books for better explanations, and found new ways to make a difficult topic click for a struggling student. None of that effort has stopped mattering, but the tools around it have changed completely.