Interactive displays are large, touchscreen panels that allow students and educators to engage directly with digital content through touch, drawing, and collaboration. These displays are increasingly common in classrooms, replacing traditional whiteboards with technology that supports multimedia lessons, real-time collaboration, and interactive learning. Students can work together on projects, annotate lessons, or explore simulations, while teachers can use the displays to present information dynamically. Interactive displays are designed to boost engagement and foster deeper understanding by encouraging hands-on, interactive learning experiences.