Digital athletic hall of fame FAQ

A digital athletic hall of fame is an interactive touchscreen display and companion website that honors a school's inductees, championship teams, records and athletic history. Each inductee gets a full profile with photos, bio, stats and video, and there are no space limits.

Cost depends on screen size, number of displays, installation and how much content needs digitizing. Projects typically combine a one-time setup cost with an annual software and support plan. Every Touch Athletics quote is custom and itemized, with no hidden fees.

Unlimited. Every plan includes unlimited inductee profiles, teams, records and media, so the display grows with your program.

Your staff does, from any web browser. The CMS is built for athletic directors and coaches rather than IT staff, and our support team is available if you need help.

Yes. Content digitization is part of every launch package. We scan plaques, photos and yearbooks, research records and build the first set of profiles for you.

Most projects go live in 4 to 8 weeks from kickoff. Larger college and multi-venue installations typically take 8 to 12 weeks.

Yes. Every hall of fame includes a mobile-friendly website, so alumni, families and recruits can browse and share profiles from anywhere.

Yes. Profiles support video highlights, game footage, interviews and induction speeches alongside photos and statistics.

The display caches content locally and keeps running normally. Updates sync automatically when the connection comes back.

Yes. The interface follows WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines, with high-contrast themes, reach-range controls and screen-reader support on the web version.

Most schools choose a 55" or 65" portrait touchscreen for hallways and lobbies. Larger spaces such as arenas and field houses often use 75" to 86" screens or a multi-screen video wall.

Internet access lets you push updates from the cloud, but the display caches all content locally, so it keeps working during network outages.

Often, yes. We can integrate a touchscreen into an existing case or wall niche after a quick site survey confirms the dimensions, power and ventilation.

A digital trophy case is an interactive display, usually a touchscreen plus a companion website, that shows a school's trophies, championships, team photos and awards digitally, without the space limits of a glass case.

No. Most schools keep their most important trophies on display and use the digital trophy case to show the complete history next to them.

Yes. Our content team scans photos, yearbooks and plaques, photographs trophies and organizes everything by sport and year.

Yes. A single display can rotate through every sport, and visitors can tap to jump to the records they care about.

You control access with role-based permissions. Coaches can submit new records and an administrator approves them before they appear.

Yes, with the right hardware. We spec high-brightness and humidity-rated enclosures for pool decks, stadiums and other harsh spaces.

A hall of fame is selective and usually inducts former athletes years after they graduate. A wall of honor recognizes a wider range of achievements, such as all-state selections, scholar-athletes and college signees, as they happen.

It depends on screen size, number of displays and how much historical content needs digitizing. See our pricing page for typical investment ranges and what drives cost.

Yes. Every honoree is also published to a mobile-friendly website that alumni can search and share.

In many cases, yes. Our hall of fame software runs on most commercial displays with a supported media player. We'll confirm compatibility before you buy.

Yes. Your photos, bios and records belong to you and can be exported at any time.

No. Plans include unlimited inductee profiles, records and teams.

Most high school projects launch in 4 to 8 weeks, depending on how much historical content needs to be researched and digitized.

Yes. Many schools launch their first-ever hall of fame digitally with a founding class, then add inductees every year.

Yes. You can give the booster club its own login with access limited to sponsor and donor content.

Yes. We can publish to a subdomain, embed into your existing athletics site or provide a data feed your web team can use.

Yes. University plans support SSO so staff can log in with their institutional credentials.

Yes. Every display across campus is managed from one dashboard, with separate content and schedules per screen.