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bringing together childrens' distant learning files in one offline app

I want to be able to simply and efficiently organise different types of educational files that are part of the online learning my kids are now doing.



I want to be have pdfs that can be marked up by my kids placed near the audio and video files sent to them by teachers. I don't want them to navigate between programs and I want it all offline.


Which is the best app to quickly do this? Cant I do this within one of the apple productivity suite apps?




iPad Pro, iOS 13

Posted on Apr 8, 2020 12:54 PM

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Posted on Apr 8, 2020 1:52 PM

Depending on the types of files you use, the best option, would be to use the included Files App, and store all files in the "On My iPad" section. That is local to the iPad, and will be available offline.


The Files app will then let you open the files it supports directly within it. Any file types it does not support will attempt to be opened in another app that may support the format and is installed on the iPad.


PDFs can be opened directly in the Files App, and can be marked up from there as well.

The Files App also supports various audio and video file formats.


See here: Use the Files app on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support


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Apr 8, 2020 1:52 PM in response to chazfvic

Depending on the types of files you use, the best option, would be to use the included Files App, and store all files in the "On My iPad" section. That is local to the iPad, and will be available offline.


The Files app will then let you open the files it supports directly within it. Any file types it does not support will attempt to be opened in another app that may support the format and is installed on the iPad.


PDFs can be opened directly in the Files App, and can be marked up from there as well.

The Files App also supports various audio and video file formats.


See here: Use the Files app on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support


bringing together childrens' distant learning files in one offline app

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