TRADITIONAL BULLETIN BOARD: BENEFITSAND DRAWBACKS
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Bulletin Board, Notice Board, Students, Lecturers, Business Centers, SchoolsAbstract
In institutions and organizations where posting, moving, and removing notices requires human work, manual notice boards are a typical sight. In our daily lives, communication is crucial. One method of communication is to post information and announcements. Generally, when someone wants everyone to know essential information in a corporate setting, a recreational setting, a school setting, or the community at large, they use notes and display them in various locations. Announcements, ads, and critical information have traditionally been sent on fixed sheets that are adhered to a backing.This requires a lot of time, energy, and fatigue.Furthermore, because some staff members assume that no new information is uploaded, vital information is frequently overlooked. With this, it turns into one of the main issues that Lemery Senior High School's staff,parents, instructors, and students deal with. Paper is used for presentation on traditional bulletin boards, and because sustainability is being promoted, it is obvious that using paperthat is only meant to be used once is
extremely wasteful. LED bulletin boards are not only more practical and efficient than traditional ones, but they are also better for the environment.
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