Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Isn't it odd to require teachers to use their phones while prohibiting 18 year old adult students from doing the same? APS is admitting there are some things only phones can do.
No, not at all. The kids don't need phones to sign into APS technology.
Anonymous wrote:Get a dumb phone and only have that at school. Then point out that the MS Authenticator application simply is not available for that phone. Make it their problem to solve.
They cannot require that an employee buy a personal smart phone, although most people do happen to have one. There are people at my work who still have dumb phones and only use SMS with T9 for messaging.
Anonymous wrote:Corporations give staff tokens if they want to opt out of using their personal devices.
Aps refuses to let us use those. Or use the school issued iPads we have.
Also in the corporate world, you are not logging into multiple devices each day in multiple different classrooms
You also don’t work around hundreds of children who will gladly steal your phone if you given the opportunity
Anonymous wrote:Isn't it odd to require teachers to use their phones while prohibiting 18 year old adult students from doing the same? APS is admitting there are some things only phones can do.
Anonymous wrote:I'm an APS teacher who is fine with the app. In fact, I haven't heard a single comment about it at my school.
OP is ONE APS teacher - not the spokesperson for all APS teachers. While I know others may have concerns about the app, many do not.