It is true that Apple is focusing education more on iPads than MacBooks, but in reality the applications that the Cupertino boys have for teachers, students and schools in general include macOS and iOS. Now it is summer and there is no desire to see applications for schools, but in reality they are really interesting applications for this sector.
Classroom is an application that is directly focused for teachers and students they use Apple devices to work. It is true that this practice has not been widely used outside the United States, and we would like schools around the world to have access to these types of tools and applications since they are really useful for teaching.
It would be good if it reached all schools
In the Apple podcast we've talked about it many times and it's what to do loading students with that many books today is incomprehensible. The authorities should invest more efforts and money in making classrooms dipitalize, we do not say that they put an iPad for each student or a MacBook for teachers, but it could save money in the future as well as being more careful with the environment without consuming so much paper . It is true that the "old" books have to be present in schools, but it would be very good to take advantage of these kinds of applications and tools for teachers and students in schools around the world.
The Classroom application was added a few days ago the app for iPad and Mac, Tasks, a free application that complements perfectly to manage the tasks of a class. Being able to share information using AirDrop to send and receive files for the entire class or for each student, or view their work on the big screen is something simple with this type of application, but it needs to be implemented beyond the United States. Classroom allows the teacher to see what they see and guide them, individually or together, to a web page, a book or an app.