iPads Arrive and Setup
Feels like we were given a gift as the cart filled with 24 iPad minis arrived today.
Cart: Anthro
Highlights:
- Small Footprint, no time in setup (Thanks NSD Tech Team)
- Nice long electric cord with place to wrap any extra cord
- Door swings around to the side of cart so it is not obstructive
- Plenty of slots that are wide and tall enough to comfortably fit iPad with cover
- Rollers and locks - easy to move around room
Lowlights:
- Opens only from one side
- No way to remove a group at a time, slows down collection and cleanup
- Slots are not numbered*
- Lock is tight fit, can be a challenge to work open
Labeled but not permanent |
*Workaround - I used electrical tape and markers and labeled the slots
Cases:
Highlight:
Cases:
Highlight:
- Seem durable
- Clean looking
- Sleek
- Tight fitting
Lowlight
- Bulky tabs covering outlets, volume, ear phone jacks, camera, home button, on/off/sleep button
- Screen cover is thick and forces user to try a couple of times to launch apps and on some it is very challenging to launch Airdrop from a bottom swipe aspect due to the case getting in the way. This slows down productivity as students get frustrated and I have to intervene and support.
- Flap for camera too difficult to work for Kindergartners -we removed them.
- Overall not a friendly case for young users
iPads: 24 ipad mini's with cases
Highlights:
- THEY ARE iPADS (okay I am biased)
- iPad minis preconfigured with standard default apps
- Covers are industrial strength and fit snugly
- iPads and covers fit easily in cart
Lowlights:
- First one out of the slot I tried to find the camera and POP off came the flap that covered the lens and it was TOUGH to access. First question: "Can I remove them?" YES!
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