Thoughts on Chromebook, iPad, and user focused IT departments

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By Bradley ChambersDec 22, 2018, 9:00 am1.1k ptsHotTop
Even though my school mainly uses iPads, we still have a suite of ChromeOS devices in our library. There are 10 Chromebases (the iMac version) for students to use, and then we have a Chromebox for our librarian to use to check books in and out (she has a MacBook Air as well). We’ve had this computer in there…

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