Chapter 3
Managing the iPad Classroom
In This Chapter
Looking at alternative models for managing devices
Reviewing alternatives for managing content
Exploring the role of e-mail and printing in establishing workflows
Creating manageable classroom workflows
If you’re lucky, you have an IT professional who has been trained in device management and takes care of it for you. If so, you can happily skip to the next chapter, knowing that, at least in this instance, ignorance is bliss. Unfortunately, it’s more likely that you’re at a school that’s dealing with a patchwork of misunderstood solutions — some of which work and some of which don’t, with others that are so confusing, nobody understands what to do. If that’s the case, welcome! This chapter is for you.
This chapter provides an overview of the issues that affect device management:
Models of management that address different-size deployments and the degree of centralized management that is required
Options for device configuration, ...
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