
In today’s rapidly evolving education technology (EdTech) landscape, teachers are constantly looking for innovative ways to engage students and bring real-world skills into the classroom. One tool making a big impact is hyperPad, a powerful iPad app that lets students learn coding, game design, and problem-solving through hands-on projects.
Integrating game development into the classroom isn’t just fun. It teaches students essential critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity skills. With students creating interactive games and projects, they practice coding fundamentals, logic, and computational thinking in a way that traditional lessons can’t match.
Educators like Steve Iuliano, TEDx Sydney Edu Panelist, NASA LEGO competition winner, and former Head of Education Technology Professional Learning at major Australian education companies, are leading the way. Steve uses hyperPad to teach students game workflows, pseudocode, and interactive project design, empowering learners to create, test, and share their own digital experiences.
hyperPad is ideal for Apple schools and iPad classrooms because it combines simplicity with power:
Whether you’re teaching coding fundamentals, game design principles, or full interactive workflows, hyperPad turns ideas into playable, engaging projects.
Using hyperPad, students develop:
Bring STEAM learning, game design, and coding directly into your classroom with hyperPad Starter (free). It’s the perfect tool for teachers in Apple schools, iPad classrooms, and EdTech-forward programs.
📚 Learn more and access educator resources: stevesclassroom.com/ipad-portal
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