8,000 Microsoft Surface Pro devices help Tustin school manage inclusive learning

Microsoft's Surface Pro may be geared towards professionals and creatives requiring a versatile 2-in-1 device running a complete desktop operating system, but Microsoft's device has found a place in education as well.24,000 students in the Tustin Unified School District come from a range of cultural and economic backgrounds. To help bring equity in education to the student body, the school district provides every student with a personal computing device.

In 2018, Tustin upgraded devices for high school students to Microsoft Surface Pro. With this powerful, flexible tool, Tustin can attract and engage students, modernize learning experiences, and free teachers from the confines of the classroom. The result is improved productivity, greater collaboration, and more equitable education opportunities for everybody. The advantage of Surface Pro over Chromebooks is that they reflect devices that are actually used in the real world on a large scale.