Touchscreen Displays at High School Basketball Games: Building Community Through Interactive Recognition
Intent: demonstrate — The energy of a high school basketball game creates perfect conditions for community building—packed gyms, excited students, engaged families, and alumni returning to support their school. But many schools miss opportunities to maximize these moments by relying solely on what happens on the court. Interactive touchscreen displays positioned strategically in gymnasiums and athletic facilities transform game nights from isolated sporting events into comprehensive community experiences that celebrate athletic achievement while deepening connections between current programs and institutional heritage.
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High School Athletics Equity Checklist: Are All Sports Getting the Visibility They Deserve?
Intent: evaluate — Walk into most high school athletic facilities and you’ll notice something striking: the football trophy case gleams prominently in the main lobby, basketball championship banners hang throughout the gym, and these major sports dominate recognition displays. Meanwhile, the track team that sent three athletes to state finals, the tennis squad that won the conference championship, and the swim team that broke multiple school records receive minimal visibility—if any recognition at all.
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