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Apple needs more than apps to win over educators
Apple used to be in a lot of classrooms, but are new iPads enough to woo educators?A newsletter a day keeps the FOMO at bay.
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The new iPad vs. the competition: Teaching tools
The new iPad is aimed at schools, but it faces stiff competition from Chromebooks and more.How the 'new' iPad compares to the rest of Apple’s tablets
A processor upgrade and Pencil support are the only major changes.- 8
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Apple sneaks art lessons into curriculum with 'Everyone Can Create'
It's an almost subversive way to keep arts education in the face of funding cuts. Logitech built a $49 digital crayon for the new iPad
There's also a rugged case combo to help tablets survive the classroom.- 4
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The new entry-level iPad works with the Apple Pencil
This new iPad costs $329, just as much as last year's model.