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K12? Maybe K-3. You're not allowed to program or share programs on iPads by Apple's rules so once any of your kids show an interest in programming or if you wan
by greggman 12y ago
K12? Maybe K-3. You're not allowed to program or share programs on iPads by Apple's rules so once any of your kids show an interest in programming or if you want to teach programming you'll have to get them something else.
- smackfu 12y agoHow much of a K-12 curriculum is programming? 1%?
- kennethfriedman 12y agoactually this is an old myth. You can program on an iPad (there are even programming apps) though you can't run executables and it's far from good enough. There are alternative solutions, like Scratch at the MIT Media Lab, which is now available on the iPad to teach programming. However the vast majority of K12 education is not programming.