How iPads are transforming education in Australia
Trinity College and the University of Adelaide have both begun using Apple's tablet in education
The University of Adelaide has ditched its paper-based textbooks and moved to iPads, handing out free devices to those students starting a science degree. Photo courtesy of the University of Adelaide.
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