Apple TVs in the Classroom

Hello everyone! I work at an ADS which has 1:1 iPad:Student, 2:1 laptop/iPad:Teacher, and Apple TVs in each classroom.

I’m curious to know: if your school uses Apple TVs in your classrooms - are they hooked up to a normal TV screen/monitor or is it hooked up to an interactive/touch screen monitor (like a smart board).

Overall, I’d love to hear experiences, thoughts, uses, etc.

3 replies

March 04, 2025

We have both. Every classroom has an AppleTV. As projectors are going out, they are being replaced with TVs. But if a projector still works, then that is what the AppleTV is hooked up to.

March 04, 2025

We have TVs that are connected to 70 inch televisions in each learning space. as our old projectors and interactive boards aged out this was the most cost effective option. We are 1:1 iPads with students and 2:1 iPads and MacBook Airs with teachers.

March 04, 2025

We have a mix of projectors and TVs but all hooked up to Apple TVs. We are a BYOD iPad school with 1:1 iPads in Year 3-6 and 2:1 in all K-2 classrooms (although most classrooms have a better ration than that).

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