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I was thinking more of iPad use. It sounds like the product lets them create a "bank" of reusable text. Certainly you'd want a proper keyboard for adding a lot
by extra88 5y ago
I was thinking more of iPad use.
It sounds like the product lets them create a "bank" of reusable text. Certainly you'd want a proper keyboard for adding a lot of content to it but once that was done, part of its benefit is to reduce typing, making completion of a card on a mobile device more feasible.
If the task involves a lot of bouncing back and forth between your thing and something else (like a school's student information system), yeah, only a desktop OS will do.
- cushychicken 5y agoI appreciate the suggestion, but there is zero input from my userbase that suggests that making this work on a tablet would have positive ROI in terms of engineering time. Most teachers I've spoken to simply don't use tablets. (Based on my research, few of them even own tablets.) a school's student information system This is exactly why that's the case.