Products

A matte screen protector that gives an iPad the friction of paper under a stylus. Glass is slippery, and students writing on it press harder and form letters worse than they do on paper — Paperlike puts the drag back, which is why handwriting, annotation and drawing tasks feel natural on it. What it does: Matte surface with paper-like resistance for stylus work Cuts glare from overhead classroom lighting Protects the screen from scratches in daily shared use Where it earns its place: Handwriting practice and letter formation in primary Maths working, diagrams and annotation across year levels Art, design and technical drawing Marking and feedback on staff iPads Choose your iPad model carefully. These are cut to fit a specific generation — an iPad 10.2" protector won't fit an iPad Air 11". If you're unsure which model your fleet runs, check Settings, General, About on one device and tell us what it says. Worth pairing with a rugged case and a stylus for a complete one-to-one rollout. Class quantities available on a school purchase order.

Replacement tips for Apple Pencil, designed to last longer on a matte screen protector. A Paperlike surface has more friction than bare glass, which is the point — but it wears a standard pencil tip faster, and a worn tip skips and scratches. What's included: Four replacement pencil tips Worth holding a pack per classroom if students use Apple Pencils daily. A worn tip is the most common reason a stylus “stops working”, and it's a thirty-second fix once you have the spares on hand. Class quantities available on a school purchase order.