iPads in Education: DRM Hell
[This way is] fraught with hassle but is about the best that I could design. I have a Mac mini that will be the “canonical” computer for App Store purchases. Once bought on this machine, iTunes Home Sharing will make sure it appears on all the other machines.
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This is a hole in Apple’s App Store infrastructure that the massive interest in iPads for education is exposing, in a way that the iPhone and iPod touch never did. One can hope that someone at Apple is looking at ways to solve it.
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August 9, 2010 6:27 PM
Why would someone want to deploy game consoles in schools?
Phys Ed department don't deploy Wii's to teach tennis, do they?
