Home | How It Works | Stats Login | Register         Case: Ipad reading controversies As part of a grant your school has given each student an Ipad to use in the classroom, you find that many of your students are reading books using the Amazon Kindle rental program. This is great except some of these books are not quite school appropriate in content. This includes biographies on some big music stars that hold unsavory content, what do you do or not do about this situation? Solution: (Rates are posted for this solution!) There are specific applications (Bookshelf) that can be bought/downloaded on the iPads that are all school appropriate. I do feel that it is concerning that you are wanting to limit the student's exposure to books, no matter what the book content is. If the students are reading biographies (books that most students avoid like the plague), then why take that interest away just because there may be some unsavory details in the book?