• 9to5Mac, Friday, March 30, 2018 9:23 AM

Not everyone is applauding Apple’s big push into education tools and services, which the tech giant laid out earlier this week. Its education strategy revolves “completely” around the iPad in classrooms, says Bradley Chambers at 9to5Mac. Yet, “Education didn’t need a faster iPad [and it] didn’t need Apple Pencil support,” he believes. “Those are great features for a consumer-friendly iPad, but education needed a clearer signal from Apple that they understand how school districts actually operate around the country and around the globe.”

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