I can attest to this, I worked in IT back in 2011 at a school where teachers loved the idea of iPad's over their clunky laptops. However, in time, they all nee

I can attest to this, I worked in IT back in 2011 at a school where teachers loved the idea of iPad's over their clunky laptops. However, in time, they all needed their laptops back and either gave the iPad back or worked 50/50 across both devices. I have no doubt that today the iPad is more useful for students and teachers, but if you don't have a defined workflow that easily allows for the use of iPads teachers won't use them. We're all too familiar with the way in which Windows works and it integrates well with the networks companies use.