iPad iPad for on line courses?

[phrehdd]

Has anyone had good luck with using an iPad for on line courses such as those offered by uCertify or Udemy or any other sources? I understand some provide apps but is it better than say using a browser to access akin to a computer?

 

[rustyb99]

I use the Udemy app on my iPad. I like the ability to download the videos for offline use. Great for when I am on the train with no internet access.

 

[AutomaticApple]

Has anyone had good luck with using an iPad for on line courses such as those offered by uCertify or Udemy or any other sources? I understand some provide apps but is it better than say using a browser to access akin to a computer?

Yeah, the iPad works really well when taking online courses.

 

[JayMysterio]

I have the Udemy app for some digital art courses. Works fine, and as stated having the ability to download courses was great for flights.

 

[phrehdd]

I use the Udemy app on my iPad. I like the ability to download the videos for offline use. Great for when I am on the train with no internet access.

Udemy is one of the sources I use and was curious on your take on what 'drive' size is ideal for the iPad if downloading is involved. Your thoughts?

 

[rustyb99]

My current iPad is 32GB. Works for me as I don't keep much stored locally. When downloading udemy course, I only download enough for my commutes maybe a little bit longer then it should be accounting for delays. So 32 GB works for me. I am going to upgrade my iPad soon though, but for the screen size not storage. Current iPad is a 9.7 iPad Pro and I am going to move to the 12.9" Pro. So for me, now that the minimum storage is 64GB that is perfect for me.

 

[l0gan5]

I'm currently doing accountancy training with my Pro 12.9 + Pencil.

It's a mixture of online lessons, offline reading and coursework. It's great being able to whip out the pen and answer all the questions directly on the iPad.