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Hi Aurelija

Oh my best answer is that depends on what you want to use it for and the ability of people using it

one Thing you want to make sure of keeping the iPad safe and not broken

I had the person using the iPad sign a form so they will be more careful with it

IDeally you should get the biggest size

It also depends on your budget

Can connect the iPad to a TV if they are compatible you want to use iPad for a group

Let me know the purpose of your getting this and I can be more help

We use them a lot. The organisation that I work for has subscribed to several programs that offer person centered music, videos, family photos etc. We have 5 x 7" and 3 x 9". they are in covers so that if dropped etc they don't break and can also stand on a table when the residents is viewing. I agree with Susan the bigger the better and you may need to use them with headphones if you are downloading videos, music etc as when you get several playing at once it is noisy . I have times when I have a resident listening to Elvis, another one watching a video of the Tattoo and yet another one listening to a church choir all in the lounge at the same time.

Hi Jean

Thank you for this valuable information

It sounds like you have the situation well under control

I thinkmy organization has an ipad - not up on the names of a tablet of ipad. It has been set up to mirror on our tv - which means what I have on the screen on the ipad is seen on the tv. Each evening I am working we pull up a couple of quizzes and use the slide show option. The hangman option does not work on my ipad - I really wanted to use that, but think it may be because of the OS on the ipad will not allow it. The resident have loved this & I love love love it!

Hi Jan

Thank you for this information