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Rise Vision gets students ready for school with engaging displays

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August 3, 2021

As students prepare to go back to school, Rise Vision, a digital signage software provider, has released seven free assets for schools to welcome students in a fun and exciting way, according to a company press release.

The assets can be printed, shared on digital signage, websites, and on social media, and are available for download as both JPEG and high-resolution PDFs in landscape and portrait-oriented formats.

"Rise Vision is all about helping educators save time and provide a great experience for their students," Shea Darlison, head of revenue for Rise Vision, said in the release. "This is more important than ever this back-to-school season when some students may be feeling anxious about returning. We are really excited to provide these free assets to help schools welcome students back and create a fun environment."

The assets cover a range of back to school topics for grades K-12. The messages include reminders of time to get on the bus, not forgetting school supplies and gearing up for school. The assets are designed using bright and modern illustrations to keep kids' attention. They can be used with tools teachers are already using and are also designed for remote learning.

In addition, Rise Vision has released digital back to school templates to support teachers sharing this information, quickly and easily on their digital displays. Contend for the templates can be set in advance and shown at specifically set times, according to the release.

Rise Vision, founded in 1992, is based in Shawnee, Kansas. The company primarily focuses on the education market, supplying software to more than 3,000 schools.