I've never heard a good, convincing explanation as to why on earth children need iPads for any reason. Are the schools just not doing their jobs, and letting the iPads "teach" the children rather than a person doing it?
So slowly seeing how tablets or laptops are replacing all that paper I'm envy those kids. But at the same time I see the dangers, how kids are addicted to the mobiles and the Internet; school should set such devices to be tools and not potential form of entertainment as much it's only possible.
* frame rate sucks too much for tik-tok to be any good
* easier on the eyes
* useless for doing homework on, so the kids go back to paper where they have to show their work anyway.
I dunno this might be the way. Instead of artificially limiting platforms, let the platform's natural limitations do the work.
I had her eventually just take screen shots and send them to the printer. From there? She would fill in her answers, take a picture of the work, and then drop the image into the power point knockoff.
We got a note from the Principal about how "printing" was not supported.
Whatever.