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Who are you and what do you do? I am, and I’m a teacher of Modern Languages (German and Spanish) at James Gillespie’s High School in Edinburgh, Scotland. What is your current setup? My Mac isn’t actually that new. It’s a 2011 MacBook Pro running High Sierra. A year or two ago I upgraded the HDD to an SSD, and since then it’s been as fast as the day I got it. Since I bought my iPad Pro, I use the Macbook more as a media and file hub.

It has an archive of all my files from high school, University, and all the materials I’ve created in 10 years of teaching, as well as my iTunes library and all of my photos (I’m a bit of an amateur photographer.) Where can we find your macOS wallpaper? It’s a picture of my wife and daughter, so I’m the only one that has a copy of it! What software do you use and for what do you use it? I use as my main email client (Gmail and my school email, which runs on Office 365), as well as the Office 365 apps for work. I’d prefer to use and, but we’re tied in.

Plus, the Office 365 suite is actually pretty slick and syncs nicely across devices. I use Photos for organizing my photos, and I have running in the background backing them up (it compresses them slightly, but it’s free and has unlimited storage). I use an app called for managing my Kindle library.

I have various apps that I use across all three devices:,, and Notes. Usb 3 hard drives for mac. I also use,, Office 365 and (the software that accompanies Smart interactive whiteboards) to create materials to use in class. How would your ideal setup look and function?

I find myself using my iPad more and more, so I’m OK with what I’ve got. I would’t turn down a brand new MacBook, wireless keyboard, and a nice big display, but it’s not really necessary and I try to be as minimal as possible.

What iPhone do you have? Last month, I bought a silver iPhone X with 64GB of space. I upgraded from a 7 Plus as part of the iPhone Upgrade Program.

I wasn’t sure if it was worth it, and it may be something of an extravagance, but it’s absolutely brilliant. The screen is stunning, and the slightly smaller size feels just about perfect.

Where can we find your wallpaper online? It’s the stock iOS black wallpaper. I don’t like to overcomplicate things. What apps do you use the most, and why?

•: I experimented between this, Mail.app, Airmail and Outlook, but Edison really is excellent. It is the fastest out of all the ones I tried, doesn’t try to do too much, and helps me manage email from both accounts when I’m on the go. •: by far the nicest Twitter client I’ve used (though I would love a true black theme for the iPhone X display) •: after listening to an episode of last year about internet security, I immediately downloaded a password manager. I experimented with, but I preferred LastPass.