Google is looking to make the task for schools looking to cash in on Google Play for Education a bit easier with a bit of mobile software. The Google Edu Device Setup app allows administrators with a proper account to activate tablets purchased through school-themed store in bulk.
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Google’s setup app makes bulk Play for Education tablet activations a breeze
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Published November 28, 2013
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Google Play for Education — the program that leverages certain tablets and educational apps for K-12 classrooms — now has a setup app that should make it relatively easy to initiate the program. School administrators who want to enable their bulk-purchased tablets to receive content from the Education Store can configure the tablets using the app. From there, integrating any of 30,000 education apps should be a breeze.
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