I just ordered my iPad Pro and am very excited. I use my current Air everyday to teach and the pencil will solve many problems I have with writing and presenting during class. However, I am concerned that the pencil will get lost or damaged during transportation to and from school every day. I am trying to find or create some system for protecting the pencil and the iPad while leaving me free to access both quickly.
Here are my requirements/thoughts:
- The iPad screen needs to be protected. The smart cover or equivalent should be fine as that is all I use currently.
- The pencil needs to be able to be inserted or securely attached to the iPad case/cover. Not just clipped on. I was thinking some sort of elastic sleeve that protects the tip during transport in my bag as well.
- Lastly, I think I should attach the pencil to the iPad case via some sort of string. This will prevent me from loosing it or students from stealing it.
My current idea is to make some sort of sleeve out of elastic and some how sew it to the hinge of a smart cover - it looks like there is a little loose fabric on that side. I could then find a pen with a similar diameter to the Pencil and take off the rubber grip which I could slide over the eraser end of the Pencil and attach a string from that to the elastic sleeve... or something.
I know not many people will have this issue but if anyone has any ideas I would appreciate it.
Here are my requirements/thoughts:
- The iPad screen needs to be protected. The smart cover or equivalent should be fine as that is all I use currently.
- The pencil needs to be able to be inserted or securely attached to the iPad case/cover. Not just clipped on. I was thinking some sort of elastic sleeve that protects the tip during transport in my bag as well.
- Lastly, I think I should attach the pencil to the iPad case via some sort of string. This will prevent me from loosing it or students from stealing it.
My current idea is to make some sort of sleeve out of elastic and some how sew it to the hinge of a smart cover - it looks like there is a little loose fabric on that side. I could then find a pen with a similar diameter to the Pencil and take off the rubber grip which I could slide over the eraser end of the Pencil and attach a string from that to the elastic sleeve... or something.
I know not many people will have this issue but if anyone has any ideas I would appreciate it.