[iPad] The only way for students to use an iPad

Although this is aimed at students,
if I write this under the category of studying,
the iPad is extremely well-suited for it.

If you scan all your reference books and manage them in a note-taking app,
you can write on them,
and you can lighten your load without having to carry around heavy reference books and notebooks.

Also, since there is a lot of online learning these days, there are many situations where a device is necessary.
It is very convenient because you can also record everything at once.

You can also use the Split View feature to open textbooks and notebooks separately, making it easier to write reports and the like.
(Since Split View is a feature that splits the screen in two, I recommend the 13-inch model)

How students should use an iPad

1. Use it as a notebook

• Apps: Notability, GoodNotes, OneNote
• Method: Record class content by hand or write directly on PDF textbooks. It is convenient to be able to separate digital notebooks by subject.

2. Recording and reviewing classes

• Apps: Zoom, Microsoft Teams, YouTube
• Method: Record online classes or review class content via video. You can repeatedly check parts you don't understand.

3. Presentations and document creation

• Apps: Keynote, Canva, Microsoft PowerPoint
• Method: Easily create presentation materials or school assignments. Achieve a highly designed finish.

4. Study planning and task management

• Apps: Todoist, Notion, Google Calendar
• Method: Manage homework and exam schedules, visualize progress, and study efficiently.

5. Dictionaries and research tools

• Apps: Dictionary apps (English-Japanese/Japanese-English dictionaries), Safari, Google Scholar
• Method: Convenient for looking up words instantly or conducting research.

6. Exam preparation and study apps

• Apps: Quizlet, Anki, Study Sapuri
• Method: Memorize words and terms, or repeatedly solve exam preparation problems.

7. Illustration and creative activities

• Apps: Procreate, Adobe Fresco
• Method: Art students can create works digitally. More detailed corrections are possible compared to drawing by hand.

8. Learning code and programming

• Apps: Swift Playgrounds, Pythonista
• Method: Utilize the best tools for learning the basics of programming.

Recommended iPad models for students

1. iPad (10th generation)

• Features: High cost-performance, sufficient for basic study purposes. Compatible with Apple Pencil (1st generation).
• Recommended for: Students who want to use it as a notebook.

2. iPad Air (5th generation)

• Features: Equipped with the M1 chip for fast processing speed. Compatible with Apple Pencil (2nd generation).
• Recommended for: Versatile use, such as creating class materials and light video editing.

3. iPad Pro (11-inch or 12.9-inch)

• Features: Equipped with the M4 chip, offering the highest performance. Compatible with Apple Pencil Pro.
• Recommended for: Students involved in design, video editing, programming, etc.

4. iPad mini (6th generation)

• Features: Compact and lightweight. Compatible with Apple Pencil (2nd generation).
• Recommended for: Easy to carry with one hand, convenient for commuting and quick study sessions.

Tips for choosing

• Study only: iPad (10th generation)
• Wide range of uses: iPad Air
• Specialized fields (design, video editing, etc.): iPad Pro
• Portability focus: iPad mini

The trick is to choose according to your needs and budget. It is even more convenient to purchase an Apple Pencil and keyboard as a set.

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