Education Kiosks for Schools and Campuses

Education kiosks can provide controlled access to specific resources and tasks, such as student check-in, wayfinding, library catalogs, digital forms, testing tools, campus announcements, and visitor information. A kiosk setup limits the device to approved apps or web content, helping schools create a consistent experience on shared tablets, displays, and Android devices while reducing the risk of unauthorized use.

Single-app kiosk mode locks a device into one approved application, making it useful for dedicated tasks such as attendance, check-in, testing, or a library catalog. Multi-app kiosk mode presents a secure interface with several approved apps, allowing users to choose among resources such as learning tools, campus maps, forms, and student-service applications without opening unrestricted device access.

Yes. Quantem’s digital signage capability can convert compatible Android TVs or commercial display units into remotely managed displays. Schools can use signage to show videos, images, text, or animations for announcements, event details, safety messaging, wayfinding, and other campus communications. Content can be updated remotely, helping teams keep information current across multiple screens.

Quantem supports QR code enrollment on all plans, with Samsung Knox Mobile Enrollment and Android zero-touch enrollment available in Professional and Enterprise plans. During enrollment, administrators can apply policies, profiles, kiosk settings, and approved apps without manually scripting each device. This helps IT teams prepare larger device groups more consistently and with less hands-on setup time.

Administrators can use device controls and policies to limit what users can do on managed devices. For example, they can restrict app uninstallation, push only approved apps, block unauthorized software, and lock devices into a single-app or multi-app kiosk experience. Controls can be assigned at the group level or to individual devices, supporting different requirements across campus settings.

Yes. Secure Browsing is included in all plans and provides standard or custom web filtering for managed devices. Rather than relying solely on the network, filtering is focused on the device itself. Schools can use this capability alongside kiosk mode and app controls to guide users toward approved learning, research, and campus resources while limiting inappropriate browsing.

Yes. Quantem allows IT teams to push group policies and device-level controls from a central console. Administrators can update restrictions, app access, kiosk configurations, and other settings across multiple devices and locations in minutes. This reduces the need to physically handle each tablet or display when requirements change for a classroom, library, office, or shared campus area.

Quantem offers a 21-day full-access free trial with no credit card required. The trial gives educational teams an opportunity to evaluate kiosk features, device enrollment, policy controls, app management, reporting, and secure browsing in their own environment. This can help IT leaders validate configuration needs before selecting an Essential, Professional, or Enterprise plan.