Why Google, Microsoft, and Apple Are Fighting For Classrooms
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- Google, Microsoft and Apple are battling for dominance in classrooms. They all want their devices in the hands of the next generation of consumers.
The U.S. education-tech market is expected to hit $43 billion this year, with much of the growth coming in K-12 education, according to a study by Technavio.
Apple used to have the most devices in U.S. schools, but Google soared to the top after the release of the Chromebook in 2011. In 2018, Chromebooks made up 60 percent of all laptops and tablets purchased for U.S. K-12 classrooms, up from just 5 percent in 2012. Microsoft is second at 22 percent, followed by Apple, with 18 percent of shipments to U.S. schools in 2018, according to data from Futuresource Consulting.
Google has a majority of the U.S. education tech market largely because Chromebooks are so affordable. But Apple and Microsoft are making moves to try to change that.
Watch the video to learn how Apple and Microsoft are making moves to change that.
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Why Google, Microsoft, and Apple Are Fighting For Classrooms
Next "school will be outdated"
i wish
No schools teach kids how to think how to find logic and how to make argument
@@reynanhenry612 math, computer science teaches logic... english class teaches you how to create an argument..???
Online education is the future
@@cusionwong8055 - formal logic is a separate class. It seems that it used to be part of Liberal Arts education along with rhetoric (debate) but that isn't common now. I think many colleges teach formal logic but it should be part primary school education
I worked in K12 tech for 6+ years. I can assure you that Apple told us that the education market was not a priority for them. Google was BY FAR the most engaged in helping education institutions - they developed G Suite for Education which is fantastic, the chromebooks are cheap, work great, and less fragile than iPads. The biggest issue we had with apple products is that you have to use device based management instead of user based management and the fact that you HAVE to use Apples terrible Apple Configurator to provision the devices and then use a 3rd party MDM to manage them. Google > Microsoft > Apple ....I'm not an apple hater...but this is the consensus from my experience and the experiences of the 40 or so people that I know that do the same job in K12.
As a k12 online student im kinda forced to use a microsoft or apple device for schoolwork, nothing else is able to use blackboard for some reason
@@Wow-gd3vc just like you
I don't get what your saying. Windows cost loads with a Domain controller or Azure. Google uses Andriod Enterprise and their equipment is now raising in costs. Apple Configurator is free. But you can use a purchase MDM to give you that over the Web managerment.
@@rob-123 Chromebook configuration is included in GSuite, which is free for education. Android Enterprise doesn't even appear on the radar for education usage.
Yeah so google is the new macintrash
Does anyone else not know how to feel about this? Tablets would have been miracles for learning biology, math, and Khan Academy. Still, this just exemplifies the education gap in the US and makes me feel terrible for students who can barely afford school supplies.
Rural towns always had the short end of the stick. Sadly towns that can only rely on one source of income will always be forced into the same jobs over and over again allowing for no growth potential, investing in such towns for any reason other then goodwill is unprofitable, as the students will end up never using the tech again pass their school days.
Kahn academy is the best school website I've tried yet
I agree with you. This just widening the gap between rich and poor. Education should not have a price. The rich can make their brats smarter but working class parents can’t even buy books for their kids. The government should ensure every child especially at the public school get the same tools and access to education as what the private school have.
Vietnam is a much poorer country with much higher test scores than the USA. if it makes sense, use tech in the class room. there is no other way to teach coding. layers of the earth? draw a damn picture. tech is a tool, not a solution.
@@lordofthepies my dad was poor but now we live in Ireland and he is earning 93k a year. I will agree that it is very hard to get out of the "cycle". But with determination you can do it. My dad was poor and had to walk 2km to get to school. Then after school his three brothers stopped studying but he went on to a free government funded college were he was really good and got recognized by a really big company, Intel and they gave him a job. They let him come to Ireland with my mom and he was able to get a masters in applied physics and worked at Intel. So it's not impossible just need determination.
"radius of the Earth is really hard to explain as a concept"
What?
she said the layers not the radius. which is more understandable since it can be hard to get the student to visualize them. but using a projector and showing images is probably more convenient and efficient than using gimmicky ar.
@@ollehm My bad on that one, but layers are even easier to explain lol.
@@ollehm True, AR is still not perfect
@@ollehm Did you ever peel an onion cause I'm crying.
i'm not saying explaining earth layer is hard but it would be much easier if there's a 3d object to explain
Clickbait!! I expect the CEO were fighting in the corridor to get in the classroom
😂😂😂
4:04 anyone see the kid who got a 2/7.
😄I think it is 3/7. But still pretty bad. Prove tech doesn't make one smarter.
@@eudofia proof* I guess whatever you're doing isnt making you smarter either 🙄
big chungus. you're correct. I didn't check Google for the correct use before posting. I scored an A in English back in the days. Now it is M-W online, Google spell check, Grammarly, etc 😃 So, I'm right. Tech does not make one smarter.
eudofia True
They're fake scores just for the video.
From a student, this is an accurate representation of the current situation. My PUBLIC school actually has iPads oddly enough (I can explain if anybody wants an explanation).
Moose May explanation please
What current situation are you referring to? I recently graduated Stuyvesant High School(one of NYC elite high schools) and our classrooms didn’t resemble this at all😭😭.
My public high school (~1500 students) had over 100 iPad Minis. Utterly useless at the time. Didn't do much for learning and were inconvenient.
Please don't explain moose boy. We don't want to know.
My school 2200 students gives everyone an iPad my middle school 700 students gave everyone a chromebook
iPad are so much better
My school is public too but half of it is a rich community and the other half is upper middle class
Can't relate to any of this. As a senior at a public high school, we've never had iPads or chromebooks. You go to a computer lab, or use the library computers. It's nice because the newer desktops are powerful, but there's so few available and many of the older ones don't work at all.
I visit my old high school. Kids are carrying so much technology now and are learning how to code early.
It all depends on the school district. Some spend more on technology than others. I know that in my district, they replace most of the computers every 5 years and I guess they just don't allocate the budget for individual laptops/chromebooks/tablets and instead focus on upgrading.
Our school is alll google we have chromebooks chromebases we use google slides google docs etc
We don't use any google products at all. I'd say there's probably 75% Dell Optiplex desktops, 15% Dell laptops, and 10% iMac's at my school. The only thing I do like is Office 365 which we've only started recently utilizing (auto-save is literally amazing). I can't even tell you how much work I've lost from someone kicking the powerstrip under the desk and killing all the computers.
We have Chromebooks, but they are about the worst refurbished garbage you can get. And then there’s the fact that it’s Chromebooks, meaning Google, which is disgusting with their terrible privacy policies.
Im in high school ,paper and pencil is way better then online class no cap
Georgia?
Florida
No it's not online is better your just used to pen and paper I rather take notes on a laptop then on paper
its all based on personal preferences. i prefer typing on the computer rather than writing because im bad at handwriting and i type much faster than my writing. Not everyone suit pencil and paper for writing, and the same for typing on laptops and tablets.
Brett Hahn I think a combination with paper and pencil, and technology is good because I prefer to take notes on paper but I rather type essays on a laptop
My public middle school and high school uses chromebooks for every student. We have to take them home in High school and charge them. I think this is good because this teaches responsibility and if it isn’t charged then I guess you can’t work.
At my school we use no technology except once a week in the computer lab which just updated their computers to windows 10.
sucks for u mate.
Takes almost 4 years to update to Windows 10? 🤨
Arctic Zombie Ya he goes to the same one your mother crawled out.......
Once I brought my usb to school with Linux on it and they thought it was a dangerous virus capable of destroying a computer.
Windows 10 psh my school has pirated windows 7! Keep up
Stick a kid infront of a camera and they'll never say anything negative. Trust me. Even adults don't
@@ArcticZombie those are hardly normal kids. They are hiding their faces and being violent
3:07 - that is not the iPad Air! That is the iPad Pro and it starts at $799 and can go to well over $2000 with options and accessories.
Isaiah Mitchell Yeah, and it says the iPad Air has keyboard support for the first time. They mean SMART keyboard support. They also showed three different iPads when they were showing the iPad mini.
As someone who was in middle/high school during the phase of switching from the PC’s to Crome Books, from my own personal experience they are literal trash compared to the PC’s we had before, and furthermore when compared to the newer Microsoft surface/laptops and MacBooks
Ironic that some, if not all, of these CEOs raised their children without tech devices.
When I was younger we would use Google ChromeBooks for our Computers.
These short documentaries are awesome. Good job, CNBC!
So hard to teach layers of the earth. Not like you can just draw it or anything.
Phlegethon we used play doh
The layers of the Earth was easy all we had to do was look in a book and understand which one is which..
At 3:08 mark they say iPad air and iPad mini... On screen is the iPad pro behind the $499...
this is fake noos
Wdym?
Yeah they don't know anything about it..
Who edited this? $399 for three different kinds of iPad and $499 for the iPads that start at $799?
They have special rates for education
In my school is all Google, google, google! Google laptops, google classroom, google software, BUT we have apple iPads and Microsoft PC’s.
My school couldn’t even afford an English teacher for my senior year.
LMAO
I graduated high school in 2016 and at that time all the teachers had surface tablets, and compatible TVs,Apple TVs in some classrooms . The students had Microsoft carts and I believe this is the year that all the 7th graders had iPads. Now in 2018 the main thing I know since I don’t attend the school anymore is that every student from 7th grade to 12th has a take home iPad. This is public New York school with every school in the district having the same thing.
My high school has Chromebooks, MacBook Pros and MacBook Airs. It is a public school btw.
Even though I go to a STEM focused school, my high school’s teachers are a lot more traditional and have us use paper for any assignments they can. I think it’s nicer to have a more tactile way of learning than putting everything on a screen
They understand that the wheel doesn’t need to be fixed the only tech they need is grading or the smart board
Dang, back in my day I didn't have this in my middle school.
(jaw drops)
Oh no... it has begun...
I'm old.
*_Same here, dude. Wished today's technology was present during our times in school. Most of the stuff could have been easier._*
I’ve seen students take notes with Apple Pencil on Noteability, and their handwriting is slower and messier. Pen and paper is best for math and chemistry. Typing bullet point notes in a document is better for reading and writing courses. I have Noteability, but never used it. Scanner Pro is probably the best educational app ever because you can take a picture of the entire white board and refer to it later.
*_Speaking of which, WITHOUT the Apple Pencil, what's the best note-taking iPad app? Other than _**_#Notability_**_ and _**_#GoodNotes_**_._*
@@macky2green Evernote
I’m gonna have to disagree with you on this one. I used just a $5 stylus from Walmart to take notes for Math this year, and my handwriting is a million times better.
Dayum in my country we used PCs with Windows 98 and XP
I’m a senior now, so I’m about to leave K12, but I’m a small bit jealous of this... (We have used Chromebooks since 8th grade, but still.)
As a high schooler in Wisconsin I would say Google is winning we use Google software on chrome books
Same. In my school we got new chromebooks that everybody can take home.
Thezebraherd my high school has MacBook airs for high schoolers and iPads for middle schoolers so I’d say Apple is winning there. I graduated and am currently in university and see so many MacBooks and ipads it’s insane.
Ross MK I’m in college and yeah I’d definitely say Macs are king. College students have iPhones thus they want Macs, it’s brand loyalty and a status symbol. However Google is dominating high schools by far. Chromebooks are ridiculously cheap compared to Apple’s offerings. Low cost is going win every time in public schools, minus the ones in rich areas.
Each school within my district is running pilot tests, one uses Chromebooks, mine uses iPads and others use just a standard laptop. Each and every student has their own device no matter the school.
It’s great but most students are tired of it, no teacher interaction anymore! Same for things like Discovery Education and Amplify Science, the teacher is required to teach from something they don’t enjoy and we can obviously see that and it’s so draining. Getting up everyday, staring at an iPad in a dark classroom with only one overhead light illuminating the room really gets to you.
Currently have some 50 some days of school left in the year and standardized testing now comes along, already took MISA, next is Parcc and other sure as hell unfair grading. Really breaks my heart knowing these schools and districts are choosing to do it just for more funding if majority scores higher than average, there shouldn’t even be an average when it comes to education. Every student is their own individual and has their own standards.
I love science and ELA, along with history and tech but the curriculums just stand in the way..
William Alexander’s idea of the middle school is really changing, not for the better.
- Middle Schooler I’m Washington County Public Schools, MD
When it comes to school Google is learning.Basically all schools have Chromebooks and use Google programs such as Google classroom
I think they should let the kids vote or choose whatever devices they want to use
My school used iPads and they're actually pieces of garbage which is pretty much expected from apple.
The reason that Google is winning is because Chromebooks are better and cheaper although I know for a fact my school has the budget to buy surface pros which would be the most effective option for education
who pays for it ?
thats probably because your i pads are old
Diego Meza exactly at my school we have macs in 4th grade to 12 and kindergarten to 3rd has iPads
I’m going to have to disagree that the chrome books are better. They are prices of garbage, and literally struggled to load any website. It took 20 seconds to load google classroom, when the wifi was fine.
Wow. An apple hater, so edgy. Dude!
We've got these Samsung Tab A and they were brilliant.
Sadly, my kids, who are now in their early 20’s, JUST missed out on a Lot of this!
My public school had chrome books.My school also forgot to make sure that our wifi could handle everyone in the district using it all the time so everything was slow. We also tested out lenovo tablets when we were younger. Another school that goes our public high school all had I pads but it was a really small district. This really only applies to richer public school districts. I feel that in the long run this will contribute even more to the gaps in public education for those who live poorer districts because their schools can’t afford these programs.
The most interesting thing about tech in schools, the most popular chat app in schools is Google Docs.
Very well said "So hopefully, the students are winning" - Mark Picketts
Google: public schools
Apple: Private schools
Microsoft: no one
Hah, when I was at school my teacher was very artistic with the chalk and blackboard, she'll just draw very detailed models and stuff. It was very fascinating.
as a retired US teacher i can say the sooner the better however because of local (dumb) school boards who spend $$$ on non-effective projects, this progress has been delayed by decades
How about we change the whole system we are still using a system from 100+ years ago useless classes like calc biology etc if you know what you want to study you should be given more options
They need to buy tech that won't be made unusable in a couple years with planned obsolescence. Apple does this with iPads by not letting new apps run on old iPads, slowing down the processors with updates, and making the batteries difficult to replace.
Calculus and biology are not useless classes.
@@MrJohn-wy2hn no worries A I will soon make humans useless
@@MrJohn-wy2hn Look I want to major in business what exactly, am yet to find out so things like geometry is so useless and annoying biology does it look like I want to learn about cellular respiration like jesus ive taken the bar, series 7 exam(practices) and looked at business calc that I will be taking in college and let me tell you only need basic algebra. Our education system just assumes we want to be a doctor or engineer and that's a fact.
Despite the fact that all this technology is available in the classroom (public & private), most people don't use them to their full capability.
Lol! Its nothing compared to the Blackboard with a Chawk!
😎
High schools don't even have those anymore.
They use smartboards and stuff like that.
@Arnab Goswami india has them too . just go to private schools .
no wonder they say we're backward.
Schools don’t have that anymore. We have chromebooks , white boards, and smart boards... lol
What about the Penguin?
He's free. Comes from the sea.
The Penguin wants you to like him.
Don't leave him lonely in a Linux PC.
Work on programs to learn at home.
From personal experience, this is pretty accurate. When I was in 6th grade, iPads and Apple products were the most popular thing, but when the chromebook came out our school began to purchase those instead. Nowadays our school emphasizes a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) but has chromebook checkout for financial reasons. However I think google has always dominated online software for education, there is nothing compared to what the GSuite can do.
3:09 ipad air cost $499 but put the pricing tag on the 11inch ipad pro, so confusing.
They will sell them much cheaper to schools...
Thats just apple man. I'm not surprised.
Apple devices, Google apps, Microsoft documents and spreadsheets, and Amazon Web Services all in schools. This is how tech companies remain dominate always and forever.
3:38 iPad can store a lot of information and are less heavy... surely other devices can't do that. right. omg apple...
edit: no disrespect meant to the kids here. just for the laughs.
she's just a kid though.
@@MarkWTK yes her points are right. she understands the functionalities well.
She's comparing iPads (which is what her school provided her) with making physical, paper notes. Her point was spot on.
It's obviously unreasonable to expect her to talk about other devices as she doesn't have experience using them.
@@Lucky8s You can take everything out of context and attack anyone.
@Aditya Mishra India has them too in private schools .
I graduated from high school last year and we used iPad all the time it’s easier to use and send documents through airdrop. I got to keep my school iPad at the end of high school
I dont have this at my school
I just realized my school is BROKE
Jrod If you go to a public school, I doubt you’re gonna have this experience. I’m a junior in high school and we only have the computer labs and library computers if we ever decide to use computers/tech.
I go to a middle school and we have the highest amount of chrome books in the city plus 3 computer labs.
Jrod no your parents are broke your family are broke and your society is also broke
@@raizaanwerraizaanwer1672 true true true
Armadillo I go to middle school in NYC and we have IPads and every classroom has 30 chromebooks and our computer/technology class is full of IMac Pros
My school uses the chrome books to block almost everything they even blocked cool math games
its annoying to hear "it would be really hard to do our work without an ipad" tech dependence is the worst type....
Yeah, smart device dumb human. What happens when the non-removable battery dies? They're screwed.
Idk if it's an Australia thing or just a my area thing but there is no such thing as iPads or Chromebooks in school here. You get a windows desktop, or a windows laptop
Brayden Wallbridge Chromebooks are becoming more prevalent due to how cheap they are even compared to PCs. Eventually they’ll probably creep in on you guys.
That’s if Australia even exists.
In reality, no schools can really afford new tech. My school can beardy afford enough teachers. This vid needs a reality check, not every school is loaded
Google Classroom is fine, I would say that Microsoft Teams for EDU is better. It is more organized and has some amazingly new functions that empower the teacher....and it is great on the iPad.
6:50 "i am a snowflake falling in a blizzard" haha perfect title !
My school literally uses both we use iMacs for all of our photo and newspaper writing needs. We use Chromebook’s for the classrooms. We use Google Classroom and Summit Learning for our main projects.
I wish I had gone to a school like that 😢
I am an Australian high school student and we have a 1:1 one student, MacBook ratio from years 9-12. Prior to this we had Chromebooks. While these devices play a large part in our studies and classes, we still very much use paper and pen. We have a good mix I think.
The devices offer so much, with all the google services we’re able to do so much more than we could’ve without them.
Incorporating technology like this in the classroom is the future but using paper and pen is still very important.
I think VR is becoming a fad
The Great CooLite they more used AR in the video
That's what they said about touch screen phones
Never need AR or VR to learn what I needed to in school. This tech doesn't really solve problems that can't be done cheaper in other ways.
We were not allowed any gadget in school and we used notebook, pen and textbook to grasp the toughest of concepts and we have been producing some of the best engineers, doctors, programmers,leaders etc not only to the country but the world as well.
I support Google and Microsoft in classrooms as in the real world everything is done using Google's and Microsoft's ecosystem's.
Exactly
Hands down, Apple is the best. AR is a powerful technology in the classroom, as well as notes/photos integration for taking/typing notes, and collaborating with friends through using Pages. Apple Pencil is also very helpful.
I have a Microsoft HP LAPTOP (touchscreen pro book) that the district gives you, all high schools have it.. That's 800+ kids but it doesn't matter am getting a Samsung laptop..
Lol this is the same in my school. I’m in grade 7 and everyone needs a MacBook Pro and an iPad. I much prefer this new generation of education as I think it can improve the learning experience. Designing complex 3D objects and understanding multi variable tasks (ex, solar system, parts of computer...) are much easier. Thumbs up👍👌
My school is apple we have over 500 iPads at my school but...
we only have 1 Mac and 450 something dell laptop
I'm in the UK, and my old school used iPads for classwork & apple classroom, Google for work classroom and Microsoft for our computers. But now at my new school, we just use Google for Chromebooks and a little bit of Microsoft for our RM One/RM Unify computers.
WHY NOT PHYSICAL BOOKS
Every time the students were using AR, CNBC said "VR".
Private schools have money to spare do I'm not surprised
I went to a public hs with my graduating class being over 1300...we all had ipads
Public schools have the same amount money per student
Great Value Bleach not in these high class areas. Some of these schools are charging 30k a year, no public school is going to match that.
Bahathi Ntuli I’m guessing you’re living in a pretty nice area. Your average school district can barely afford tissues let alone an iPad for every student.
My school district used to have a lot of Macs, mostly the Intel Core duos or Core 2 Duos iMacs and MacBooks, my district started to buy a lot of Chormebooks and Eventually the old MacBooks and iMacs went away with the aluminum iMacs staying a little longer until I went to high school and then they did away with those. Now in High School it’s all Chormebooks but we have a computer lab full of M1 iMacs. A vocational technical school which my district runs had some old Dells running Windows 10 and they were replaced by more Dells running Windows 10 since I think run software that’s only compatible with Windows so no iMacs or Chromeboxes. The teachers on the other hand have better technology, the Teachers gets MacBook Pros and I believe the middle school teachers get Chormebooks now. But we usually use Chrome with Google classroom. I believe the surrounding districts also use Google. Google dominated the Educational Market where I live.
My entire school district uses Chromebooks and Google classroom.
Same
In Norway Oslo, it's a completely different story. I am responsible for ICT at Oslo Schools.
The state grants millions to ICT budget money at school or to me (I am responsible for ICT)
On Kindergarten students uses the iPad that costs $ 299 (I choose which iPad model to buy for the students). All students get 1:1 iPad's, can use at school.
Oslo Municipality The Education Agency has an agreement with Microsoft for Office 365 on the school PCs with Windows 10 custom image (Mac's, iPad's).
Oslo Municipality The Education Agency also has an agreement with Apple for the purchase of Macbook Pro, iMac and iPad and with Lenovo for purchasing PCs. Oslo Municipality The Education Agency does not have an agreement with Google Services or Google Products.
Yes, when will schools be obsolete and private home learning, maybe with tutors and tablet computers, take over and prevail.
Brah, buying expensive luxury items because of stupid principals, instead of widely adaptable and cheaper Android devices....
Android isn't good for education anywhere although it's the superior Daily OS
@@phaseloli6668 lol yeah yeah kiddo alright
The fact is it wont be hard to study as 6th graders without any of those tech, it is just sad to hear one of the students said that.
Since their learning environment is already shaped by the ipad and softwares, of course they dont know the alternatives to achieve the same result.
I don't know but when I bought Iphone all I see in there App store is mostly educational and yes in my school private most of my student (actually all) use Apple products such as iPad and iMac.
And does this enhance their education?
"in my school filled with people who can afford to pay thousands of dollars for private education without a tangible benefit from it, the parents also were idiotic enough to buy their kids a more expensive substitutable product."
@@xavdest5481 Apparently, you never read IBM's report on their own staff converting to Macs and the massive amount of money they saved in IT and support costs and Macs last longer. Productivity was way up also because people were not constantly trying to get their Windows machines to work or talk to each other. Facts matter.
@@xavdest5481 Yea but since were private school we are tend to buy things that we needed apple is really much more education that why some student prefer it.
"it's hard to teach the layers of the Earth"
LADY. ITS SUPER SIMPLE. Bruhhh all we did was look in a book with a diagram telling us which one was the inner core, outer core, crust, mantle ect..
No kap 🚫🧢
at my school we use google classroom and Microsoft stuff what about y’all?
Chromebook
In Norway Oslo, it's a completely different story. I am is responsible for ICT at Oslo Schools.
The state grants millions to ICT budget money at school or to me every year.
(I am is responsible for ICT)
On Kindergarten students uses the iPad that costs $ 299 (I choose which iPad model to buy for the students). All students get 1:1 iPad's, can use at school.
Oslo Municipality The Education Agency has an agreement with Microsoft for Office 365 on the school PCs with Windows 10 custom image (Mac's, iPad's).
Oslo Municipality The Education Agency also has an agreement with Apple for the purchase of Macbook Pro, iMac and iPad and with Lenovo for purchasing PCs. Oslo Municipality The Education Agency does not have an agreement with Google Services or Google Products.
My PUBLIC school has 25 iPads per classroom and 25 chrome books per classroom. We also have 30 sets of virtual reality googles
toby damnnnn
thanks god we don't have it .... the teacher will throw it at me
Remember those days when teachers would fill the whole whiteboard with information and students actually did exams on paper. Good ol days😍
I don't know about you, but having to write down info that someone else put down to "learn" is a terrible idea.
Is this an indirect ad for APPLE? love it or not apple is too expensive ! Customers now are aware that they can get the same quality of apple with half the apple price!
Abdellah Elmcharfi I prefer apple for the design and if I need any other operating system I just Add it on my mac so i can run it side to side with macos
I teach the violin as a private studio teacher, school teacher, and university faculty. I teach an instrument that has been virtually unchanged for 400 years, and my teaching aids are an analog metronome and a steel tuning fork. I own an iPad, but seldom use it for lessons because it causes more distractions than benefits. Education needs to be about the humans in the classroom, not the gadgets.
I was brainwashed with Microsoft in college.
That girl....." iPad is not heavy but it can store lot of information. " HAHA
iPads aren't practical tbh.
When u buy an iPad,. Ur gonna need to buy a keyboard for it, pencil, etc- being of course pricy once u add everything together.
I do think iPads are better and easier compared to a Chromebook- but kids need to learn how to use an actual computer- NOT a iPad or Chromebook
I didn't know only Windows classify as "real computer".
@@phoenix5054 also Linux
No you dont the Touchscreen keynoard is reliable and a pencil for what Art class maybe but everything else can be touch
My elementary school used ipads and my high school uses iPads, Chromebooks and Microsoft dell laptops.
now a days students's handwriting sucks their grammar is pathetic believe technology in that early school years ruing their growth
Tim Cook gives a big speech saying education is who we are and blah blah and reduces a meagre 2.99 dollars that costs 399 dollars
Great job - apple cook
I’m cringing that a GIRL WAS NAMED GRAYSON
shouldnt that be a last name
Why?
Propably Last name
why
This how it goes Pre-K through 6th grade u get ipads as your bring home device.
Then once u hit HS aka 7th grade u are given a cheap chromebook or Windows laptop. That is then what u use until u graduate.
This is how the system is done so for all those who don't understand why they would use ipads for everything, THEY DON'T. The kids are switched over when they are given assignments that are harder. Meaning when they finally have to type up page long writing papers.
There is a system for this and its working pretty good. Apple provides the tablets for the Non teens and Google provides the Chromebooks for teens. Simple.
To make children slaves of technology
wtf
During my senior year of HS I used a Chromebook. The school’s firewall blocked anything apart educated related. I was annoyed how teachers required physical print out of paper and online submission. But the reality was that it allowed teachers to have a tool when needed to show were doing work in class. Now I’m College we use online programs. I like Office 365 because I can use it everywhere. I’m also happy I can submit my work online because I don’t have a printer and it costs 0.10¢ a single sided page to print so if I print out those 10 page assignments it adds up.
Google Expeditions has VR and AR components, seems like the class that was shown uses the AR part of the app. At my primary school, they switched to Chromebooks for the students, teachers use iPads and there is also a Windows computer in every classroom.
No matter what product they use in the schools they all should have the same thing in common and that’s to help he children learn
Rob Jarrett sorry man they dont help children at all in schools they actually yell at students for not getting the stuff and schools theese days are useless the teachers are rude and the stuff they teach just is so outdated and they teach just random junk that is so unnecessary and instead of teaching that stuff use the time to make a strong foundation of the important stuff
My school tried to implement iPads for ebooks when I was in 10th Grade. It failed. But it’s the reason why I got my iPad so I’m happy. And I still use it for school until now.
When i was at primary school, we had imacs and some samsung laptops but we didn't get to take them home..
My school has been recently adding chrome os computers in the lab, while we had apple ipads for a while now, we always had windows computers though.
Technology or not what’s most important is peaking the students interest. That’s how you’ll teach students to do the same thing over and over again, and have them remember information they’ll never use in there life time.