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What is your reason for NOT using the new education features from Apple? We surveyed over 350 K-12 education professionals on Jamf Nation, the largest community of Apple administrators worldwide. We heard from professionals at all levels - ranging from education technologist to Chief Technology Officer - to help shed some light on the state of Apple adoption in K-12 schools and where it’s headed in the future. Read on to see how your school measures up. Which types of Apple devices does your school support? 5000+ 1001-5000 501-1000 <500 Mac iPad Apple TV 19 % 36 % 20 % 25 % How many Apple devices are in your environment? Which newly released Apple education features are you using? Apple’s Classroom app Managed Apple TV Apple School Manager 37 % 51 % 52 % 57 % Shared iPad Of those planning to add new features, what do you intend to implement? With the best student learning experience around, Apple technology and education programs are here to stay. Apple Program Adoption in Education Where does your school land? ...of respondents say they will increase the number of devices they have in the next year. ...say they simply choose (and stick with) Apple because it offers the best student learning experience. About that 26%... I’m unaware of the new education features 20 % Our school hasn’t implemented any of the new education features, but are planning to 40 % Lack of stakeholder buy in 36 % 50 % 40 % By now, it should come as no surprise that iPad and Mac are consistently used throughout school districts, but a growing number of schools are seeing the power and benefits of Apple TV devices in the classroom as well. Get Educated If you’re among the growing number of schools that would like to add the latest and greatest from Apple, and start taking full advantage of new features, all while streamlining your deployment, download this e-book to learn about each Apple education program, the benefits of using and streamlined ways to implement. 61 % Apple School Manager 42 % Apple’s Classroom app 30 % Managed Apple TV 19 % Shared iPad 26 % None 92 % % 95 % 77
