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Students and faculty may love them, but IT personnel get a major headache when they try to integrate Apple tablets--and the company's TV technology--in an enterprise setting.
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Useful summary and case studies concerning the issues around deploying iPads in education including multi device management software and Apple TV on an enterprise network. Delete the scoop?
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This special 80+page report looks closely at how academic and special libraries are using tablet computers.
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Apple make some great Apps e.g. iMovie, Keynote, Pages, Numbers, iPhoto and GarageBand. People will shell out for them because they are fab.
So if you’ve not been saving your pennies you need to do some smart thinking. Delete the scoop?
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James Clay's presentation on tablet computers at ALT-C 2012
"The tablet computer is not a new idea, but recently has had an impact on learning and teaching across a range of institutions in the UK and elsewhere. In this session I will try to tackle the following questions.
What do we currently understand to be a tablet? What is the primary functionality? How are tablets being used right now for supporting, and enhancing learning and teaching? What sort of learning activities and scenarios are making best use of the tablet format? Are these devices for content consumption, content creation, interaction, or all three? So where next? Where will tablets take us? Do institutions purchase tablets for all their students? Or do we let or require students to buy and bring their own? And if the latter what does this mean for how we organise provision?..." Delete the scoop?
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Microsoft has unveiled Surface - its own-brand family of tablets.
The touchscreen computers will be powered by its upcoming Windows 8 system and contain a choice of an Intel or ARM-based processor.
It allows the firm to challenge Apple's bestselling iPad with a device that can run standard applications such as its own Office programs and Photoshop.
Technology expert Fox Van Allen from Tecca.com, Catherine Clinch from Filmnewsbriefs.com and Jason Boog from Galleycat.com gave their reaction to the device. Delete the scoop?
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EdTechTeacher provides professional development services to teachers, schools, districts, and administrators.
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Kate Bevan: Choosing a new tablet is much more complicated if you have multiple needs – but which will suit me best?
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"We’re happy to announce that a new EPUB export feature has been enabled on English Wikipedia. You can use it to collate your personal collection of Wikipedia articles and generate free ebooks. These can be read on a broad range of devices, like mobile phones, tablets and e-ink based e-book readers." Delete the scoop?
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Most tech pundits are confused about the Tablet computer. They compare the abilities of the PC (traditional notebook and desktop computers) to those of the Tablet and find the Tablet wanting. They can’t understand how the Tablet can be so dog gone popular when it makes for such a terrible PC... Delete the scoop?
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