TGM Classroom Display Hub

Run your whole teaching day from one place.

Choose a classroom background, build your Class Timetable, prepare every lesson and launch the resources you need without leaving your display.

Start free with up to three reusable Background Displays and one default Class Timetable.

One connected teaching workflow

Plan it once. Run it from the classroom screen.

1

Choose a Background Display

Choose a named background for the routine or subject you are teaching.

2

Build the timetable

Add lessons, regular weekdays and special days in the order you teach them.

3

Prepare each lesson

Add widgets, documents, images, links, videos, QR codes and slide decks.

4

Launch while teaching

Open each resource from the timetable and keep the lesson moving.

Displays and backgrounds

One main display—or a different look for every subject.

Create named Background Displays for English, Math, Reading Groups, Art and other subjects. Each one keeps its own background, widgets, text, images and classroom layout together.

Class Timetable

Your teaching day, ready to launch.

Organise Monday to Friday, add special days such as Athletics Carnival or NAPLAN, reorder lessons by dragging them and open any lesson directly from the timetable beside your classroom screen.

  • Add and reorder lessons
  • Edit teacher notes quickly
  • Add special school days
  • Launch resources in sequence

Class Timetable

Monday

Default timetable

English

9:00–10:00 · 5 lesson items

Reading Groups

10:00–10:45 · Widget and PDF

Math

11:30–12:30 · Slides and QR code

Science

1:30–2:30 · Video and images

Lesson Editor

Put everything for the lesson into one ordered flow.

Resources remain attached to the lesson, ready to launch from the Class Timetable in the order you intend to teach.

Widgets
PDFs
Images
QR Codes
Web Links
Videos
Teacher Notes
Slide Decks

Built for the classroom screen

Move, resize and present resources where students can see them.

PDF pages and images open as lightweight visual cards that can be moved and resized. Widgets launch as interactive classroom tools, while websites, videos and slide decks can open in a separate tab when that works better.

Classroom widget example

Interactive widgets

Number of the Day, Fraction of the Day, timers, student tools, curriculum widgets, routines, rewards and more.

Classroom teaching tool example

Teaching tools on demand

Open only what you need, then move it out of the way or close it.

Classroom lesson widget example

A screen that stays flexible

Combine backgrounds, timetable lessons and live classroom tools.

Free

Start your Display Hub

  • Up to three reusable Background Displays
  • One default Class Timetable
  • Free backgrounds and widgets, including Number of the Day
  • Lessons with classroom resources

TGM Pro

Build for every class and week

  • Unlimited named Background Displays
  • Multiple timetables and dated weeks
  • Pro backgrounds and the complete widget library, including Fraction of the Day
  • Copy and adapt teaching weeks

Ready to run your day from one hub?

Create your display, add your timetable and prepare the resources for your first lesson.