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[https://blogs.swarthmore.edu/its/2017/10/27/faculty-spotlight-silvia-porello-on-teaching-and-learning-with-microsoft-surface-pro/ Faculty Spotlight: Silvia Porello on Teaching and Learning with Microsoft Surface Pro] (Chemistry) | [https://blogs.swarthmore.edu/its/2017/10/27/faculty-spotlight-silvia-porello-on-teaching-and-learning-with-microsoft-surface-pro/ Faculty Spotlight: Silvia Porello on Teaching and Learning with Microsoft Surface Pro] (Chemistry) | ||
[https://blogs.swarthmore.edu/its/2019/05/14/faculty-spotlight-kathryn-riley-on-teaching-and-learning-with-the-ipad-pro/ Faculty Spotlight: Kathryn Riley on Teaching and Learning with the iPad Pro] (Chemistry) | |||
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Revision as of 14:31, 21 May 2026
ITS sponsors the "Teaching with Tablets" program to provide professors an opportunity to explore the academic use of tablets. The program provides faculty with devices such as iPads, Microsoft Surface devices, and reMarkable tablets along with useful apps, training, and workshops to hear how other professors are successfully using their tablets for classes.
iPad Pro for Teaching and Learning - description of the program
Submit a request for an Apple iPad for academic purposes to support class instruction. Academic Technology is happy to consult on potential uses for this technology in your classes.
More information about teaching with a tablet
iPad Information - list of recommended apps for teaching.
Use Jamf Self Service to install College supported apps
Grading Moodle Assignments with the Notability App
Eric Jensen’s Electronic Grading Workflow
Faculty highlights
iPads and Mobile Teaching Technologies in the Classroom (Modern Languages, Literature)
Faculty Spotlight: Silvia Porello on Teaching and Learning with Microsoft Surface Pro (Chemistry)
Faculty Spotlight: Kathryn Riley on Teaching and Learning with the iPad Pro (Chemistry)