When saving time costs you more
I used my iPad heavily when I was teaching but there was one thing that always brought me back to a PC: logging reports and data in the terrible student management system.
That was despite the promises of “a mobile friendly version so you can take registration anywhere”. They promised us it would reduce paperwork but during the role out they said some features weren’t ready so we had to continuing keeping paper records… and then the paper records never went away.
So our wonderful new system “to save teachers' time” made us spend far more.
I knew it wasn’t really about the teachers. It was so they had better data on student attendance and engagement so they could take actions to maintain student enrolment.
And if that meant teachers had to do more (unpaid) work to achieve those goals, well that’s a price the executives were willing to pay.