ChromeBooks is our cloud future without hardware dependence. All of technologies wants to work in the cloud, everywhere.
Every child has the ability to succeed — helping them to do that has always been our mission. In the full conversation with CNET, we discussed giving kids and teachers the content, curriculum and tools they need to learn, explore and grow. Not just to take a test.
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iPads are much better for that
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You have shown your lack of knowledge about teaching and learning. All digital tools can enhance learning used in the right way. Your Apple-centric view of educational technology is just "pimping for personal gain." Oh the depths that Apple has sunk to in order to sell more iPads
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What does that even mean? What is the lack of knowledge about teaching and learning? If you want productivity, go with a Chromebook, if you want creativity and project based learning go with iPad.
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What can an iPad do that a Chromebook can't?
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Create music like in GarageBand? Edit video like iMovie? Augmented Reality?
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The .01% sitting on his high horse decrees that kids are not learning if they can't afford to line his fine pockets.
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Nailed it.
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The average school / parent can't afford to give Macbooks or iPads to every child. Apple has no offering that offers the same cost benefits as a Chromebook. Chrome OS is also simple for admins to lock down & protect kids. If you want kids to use Macs, give them a viable option.
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Actually if they can afford a Chromebook, they can also afford an iPad. It's more about what is the goal of the technology.
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