Digital signage for libraries

Library digital signage is the use of screens across a library to show events, new arrivals, wayfinding and notices in place of printed posters and boards. Content is managed remotely and can be updated across every branch from one place, working much like a digital bulletin board that staff refresh from their desk.

Yes. Group screens by branch or location and publish a notice to all of them at once, or send local information to a single library. The same central approach works well across schools, colleges and campuses that run screens in more than one building.

Events and programme listings, new arrivals and staff picks, opening hours and service notices, quiet-zone reminders, and wayfinding and directories to help visitors find sections and rooms. You can schedule each piece of content to appear and clear itself on the dates you choose.

In most cases you can use the screens you already have. Fugo runs on a range of players and displays, so you can start with existing hardware and add more screens as you go. Talk to the team about your current setup to confirm what will work.