Jamf Breakfast Club. iPads and tablets for personalized learning

Last updated on 5 September 2022

The Jamf Breakfast Club is back and that is good news. These free webinars, lasting an average of one hour, provide an opportunity to discuss and reflect on the value of deploying digital materials in the classroom. Feedback, evaluations, testimonials, questions and answers offer an opportunity to feed his reflection before embarking on projects for his school or for his class.

As work and private life reinvent themselves in the digital age, the classroom undergoes the same transformation and school learning continues to evolve. Guillaume Pereira, Senior Education Sales Manager Jamf France mentioned it a few days ago in a forum in which he reviewed the technological movements that, according to him, will mark the 2022/2023 school year

Technological advances have always had an impact on the way we learn and teach, and one of the most important changes is undoubtedly the advent of the Internet and IT technologies. More recently, the use of iPads and other tablets has spread in schools as a way to improve the learning experience of students of all ages.

How using iPad in the classroom helps personalised learning

One thing's for sure. It works. According to a study published some time ago by the NPRI, the use of tablets in the classroom promotes learning. Primary and middle school students who use tablets in the classroom have superior results in reading, mathematics and French.

iPads foster interaction and collaboration between students, This stimulates creativity and learning. In addition, these tablets allow students to access many educational applications, allowing them to learn at their own pace and interactively. Finally, the use of iPads in the classroom allows teachers to better track the progress of their students and provide them with immediate feedback.

In summary, there are many ways to use the iPad to support the classroom learning process. iPads and tablets are not a substitute for traditional teaching methods, but they can be used in conjunction with them to create a modern, efficient and balanced learning environment.

This new session of the Jamf Break Breakfast Club scheduled for 28 September, discusses the use of iPads in the classroom. How does the use of the iPad promote personalised learning while facilitating collaboration in the classroom?

During this one-hour exchange, Sébastien Verbert will review its experience and present the changes brought about by the iPad in its classroom and establishment. You will also have the opportunity to ask your questions to Jamf Education specialists.

Sign up to participate in this first Jamf Breakfast Club webinar of the year which will take place on 28 September at 10.00.

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