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There was a section of the presentation on this; ipads can now have multiple accounts (showed a pic with all the students in the classroom; tap on student pictu
by geerlingguy 9y ago
There was a section of the presentation on this; ipads can now have multiple accounts (showed a pic with all the students in the classroom; tap on student picture and log into any iPad), now 200 GB iCloud storage per account (up from 5 GB), new tools to batch create Apple IDs (1000/second with the management tools), etc. Apple’s definitely working on these aspects.
- joezydeco 9y agoWhich all works great as long as you're on an iPad inside the school network ecosystem. What happens when you want to do homework at home? My kids are all on gApps and they can work anywhere on practically anything that runs a browser. They'd never go back to an iOS ecosystem.
- Someone 9y agoPages, Numbers and KeyNote run on Macintoshes and in the browser (I would guess a more limited set than Google’s offering, but I rarely use either, so don’t trust me), too. (they cut out a few features from the desktop version a few years ago to accomplish that)
- varunteja 9y agoIf iPad works best only with school network (I don't know about this till now), then there no point of Flipped Classroom there. Chrome has a very good ecosystem with extensions. Not sure what apple is gonna provide in Classroom kit for the developers
- dbbk 9y agoiPads have had multi-user support for schools since 2016.
- jandrese 9y agoWhat's taking them so long to make multi-user accounts for phones then? As someone with kids this would be a really useful feature.