X-13 Posted January 29, 2014 Posted January 29, 2014 Agree the learnpad looks and does the business especially for primary schools. We have recently bought 60 units of the latest tablet after an in school demo and we were are not disappointed with our acquisition. For any ICT coordinators who fill in the technician role (because they know a little) the job of setting the devices up on the system and file sharing to our server couldn't be simpler with use of QR code scanning. ..1/2 a day from box to child ready. Most of the time spent unpacking and feeding the power cables through the charging unit. 15min to register the tablets , apply wireless setting, load the first set of resources using QR code scanning and the powerful management tool for uploading resources . Read the info on their website it does what it says on the box.. our teachers love them for the easy to use classroom management tool, the children think the Ipads are fantastic (need reminding constantly its an android tablet) and we can buy more educational friendly devices for our money compared to commercial units.. its been win win so far.. Sounds suspiciously like a paid-for comment...
Chrisd342 Posted January 30, 2014 Posted January 30, 2014 Sounds suspiciously like a paid-for comment... unfortunately not . Just a reply to the thread title. Suppose it might have been prudent to introduce myself first Still a good product nonetheless...
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