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Is there a reason you are not considering Kindles from Amazon? &nbsp;I have a Kindle Fire and an iPad.<br />
I wind up using the Kindle more because it is smaller and easier to carry.<br />
Reading is joy. &nbsp;There are lots of apps.<br />
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There is significant infrastructure and support:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;<a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?docId=1000598511" rel="ugc">http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?docId=1000598511</a>
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Hi all,<br />
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I am trying to put together a proposal for a local school. &nbsp;They want to use Android tablets for their pupils. &nbsp;That in itself is easy but obviously key considerations I'm trying to resolve are:<br />
&nbsp;- Can students authenticate on a windows domain to access their network folder to save their work? <br />
&nbsp;- Can anyone recommend a tool to bulk manage Android tablets? &nbsp;(push an app on to all, brick device on theft, etc).<br />
&nbsp;- How easy is printing from an Android to a network printer?<br />
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I'm hoping to use Server 2012 R2 running the Active Directory with &nbsp;Samsung Galaxy Tabs or Google Nexus tablets.<br />
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Bob
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Hi all,

I am trying to put together a proposal for a local school.  They want to use Android tablets for their pupils.  That in itself is easy but obviously key considerations I'm trying to resolve are:
 - Can students authenticate on a windows domain to access their network folder to save their work? 
 - Can anyone recommend a tool to bulk manage Android tablets?  (push an app on to all, brick device on theft, etc).
 - How easy is printing from an Android to a network printer?

I'm hoping to use Server 2012 R2 running the Active Directory with  Samsung Galaxy Tabs or Google Nexus tablets.

Bob

Is there a reason you are not considering Kindles from Amazon?  I have a Kindle Fire and an iPad.
I wind up using the Kindle more because it is smaller and easier to carry.
Reading is joy.  There are lots of apps.

There is significant infrastructure and support:
     http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?docId=1000598511

Android Tablets in School or Work Domain

Hi all,

I am trying to put together a proposal for a local school.  They want to use Android tablets for their pupils.  That in itself is easy but obviously key considerations I&#39;m trying to resolve are:
 - Can students authenticate on a windows domain to access their network folder to save their work? 
 - Can anyone recommend a tool to bulk manage Android tablets?  (push an app on to all, brick device on theft, etc).
 - How easy is printing from an Android to a network printer?

I&#39;m hoping to use Server 2012 R2 running the Active Directory with  Samsung Galaxy Tabs or Google Nexus tablets.

Bob

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Android

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