[Solution] Mandatory Interruptions + Virtual Channels + Scheduled Power On/Off: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Huishi Prison Educational System

I. Huishi – Audio-Visual Teaching System

In the day-to-day educational work of the prison wing, have you ever encountered the following difficulties—where urgent notices have to be passed down through the hierarchy, meaning they cannot reach all terminals immediately?

Is the scheduling of various courses (ideological education, skills training, legal studies) so disorganised that it is difficult to establish a fixed training window?

Are you struggling with time-consuming and labour-intensive inspections because the status of hundreds of playback devices is unknown?

The Huishi Smart Prison Education System was developed specifically to address the above issues.

The system integrates video-based teaching, course management, resource publication, learning assessments and information notifications, enabling correctional education to transition from ‘decentralised implementation’ to ‘centralised coordination’, and driving the development of educational work within correctional facilities towards standardisation and digitalisation.

II. Audio-visual Education System

Unify the management of educational resources in detention centres, covering live television broadcasts, on-demand learning, ideological education, skills training and e-books, to achieve standardised, centralised and regulated management of educational content.

III. Integration of Hardware and Software in the Audio-Visual Education System

Wall-mounted television / Educational display terminal

A range of set-top boxes and terminals for educational technology systems

The standardisation of educational management within prison wings is not only a matter of efficiency, but also of security and the effectiveness of rehabilitation. The Huishi Audio-Visual Education System has been deployed in numerous correctional institutions across the country, helping management staff to reduce their workload, improve efficiency, maintain a verifiable record, and adapt to changing needs.