Year 10 iPad survey results 2012 sem 2
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This document appears to be the results of a survey given to Year 10 students about their use of iPads at school and at home between Term 1 and Term 3 of the 2012 semester. The survey included questions about the number of periods per day students would use their iPads at school, their use of school email accounts, whether they had passcodes on their iPads, if they had the "Find My iPhone" app activated, if their iPads had ever been confiscated, whether the iPads were a distraction at school or improved learning, changes in organization, access to WiFi and mobile data, distraction or restrictions at home, changes in cyberbullying, teacher integration of iPads, communication forms
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