Can I use this clock on a classroom projector?
Yes. Open the page on the classroom computer, use the fullscreen button, and the analog clock will scale for a projector, smart board, or TV display.
Classroom tool
A large analog clock made for smart boards, projection screens, and time-reading practice. Keep it simple for younger learners, or add seconds when the lesson needs more precision.
Fill a classroom screen with a clean clock face students can read from the back row.
Give students a calm visual cue between activities, reading time, and quiet work.
Use live hand positions for quick practice with hours, minutes, and elapsed time.
Yes. Open the page on the classroom computer, use the fullscreen button, and the analog clock will scale for a projector, smart board, or TV display.
Yes. The live hands make it useful for quick prompts about the hour hand, minute hand, seconds, and elapsed time.
Yes. It runs in the browser and does not make a ticking sound, so it works for quiet reading, tests, and focus periods.
Physical picks
Use the online clock for smart boards and lessons. If the room needs a permanent clock, prioritize silence, contrast, and readability over decorative detail.
A non-ticking clock keeps the room calmer during reading, testing, and quiet work.
Daily classrooms
Browse optionsExtra minute labels help younger learners connect hand position to elapsed time.
Time lessons
Browse optionsHigh contrast numerals are easier to read from the back of the room.
Large rooms
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