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So how are people really using the iPad?

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A recent posting on Mashable reports some interesting data from Resolve Market Research based on an online survey of potential purchasers and active users of iPads, smart phones, e-readers and portable video game devices in the USA. However, having got hold of the iPad, 38% then said they no longer intended to buy a portable gaming device.

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Why does learning content seem so much more exciting on an iPad?

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Since DevLearn last week, when it seemed every other person was carrying an iPad, I've been trying to figure out just what it is that tablets offer as a delivery medium for learning which a laptop can't do equally as well. But for learning, a tablet seems such a perfect fit. That's a lot of reasons, and I've only just started.

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Ready-loaded iPad educator

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Connie Malamed's posting First iPad University Course drew my attention to the mini MBA course being put together by Rutgers University and Apple’s higher education team. Unless, of course, the sheer excitement of using an iPad enhances the learning experience to such an extent that other devices couldn't possibly compete.

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The iPad is your ultimate travel companion

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I didn't mean to get an iPad. My iPad arrived the day before my holiday in Mallorca; just enough time to allow me to get set up and download a few apps and to get my 3G connection up and running. I know you're unlikely to get out an iPad to help you navigate on foot, but they can help you to prepare an itinerary or to navigate in-car.

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Craving resolution

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I'm not sure I really needed an excuse to upgrade to the new iPad but, as I expected, the high-resolution display has provided me with one. For many the new iPad will be a perfectly acceptable laptop replacement. At $6.99, less than 1% the price of the Extended Mac/PC version, yet absolutely magical to use.

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iBooks Author: Any relevance for learning in the workplace?

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As I've just returned from a week walking in the sunshine of Almeria, I'm probably the last to comment on Apple's announcement of it's publishing platform for multimedia text books on the iPad. The main issue is that, in the workplace, the iPad still has very low penetration - growing yes, but still early days.

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TV very much alive for learning professionals

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I turned down the sound on the main TV and watched it on my iPad, expecting it to hold me for 10 minutes or so, but I was glued to it through to the end. Last night I tuned in to a live stream of the second episode of LearningNow TV , a monthly one-hour news magazine for learning professionals.

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