Implementing tablet devices in your school or classroom can be a daunting task, with a host of issues to consider and many things that can go wrong.
However, with the right planning, considerations and support, the benefits can far outweigh the upheaval. Here are 10 key pieces of advice.
For your device scheme to be a success, set clear guidelines and have a well-structured approach. It is good practice to have an overall learning vision for your device implementation. This should align with your school’s overall objectives, and detail how devices can help students to achieve their goals, and improve teaching and learning.
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