Air display is a really useful app. It's £5.99 but allows you to use your iPad as an extended desktop. That means you can drag things from your whiteboard onto the iPad screen. The first way I'm going to use it is for pupils with visual impairment; anything written on the board can be slid across to the iPad and handed to the pupil.
Another good free app is photo mess. It allows you to slide photos around the screen and make collages with them. You can then save/share the collage as a new picture- great for making wallpapers.
How well does it work on an iPhone? Or is it more suited towards iPad?
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't work particularly well with the iphone because anything dragged to it remains in its native resolution i.e. much larger than the iphone screen
ReplyDeleteIs there any lag on a Mac at all using the iPad as a second display? Or is it quick?
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