Columbus Academy offers students a variety of digital interfaces for learning, and most of our students will start with an Apple iPad - which are available in classrooms for PreK to 4th grade, and from 5th to 12th grades our students will be assigned a CA iPad for each individual's schoolwork use. 

Apple MacBook laptops are available to be loaned out by students during each school day from our Libraries and from computer carts deployed across all school divisions, and in certain classrooms there are MacBook computers specially set up to teach specific classes. Our Librarians and faculty members oversee the MacBook requests based on the students' learning needs. Upper School Students are also allowed to bring their personally-owned laptops (BYOD) to school to conduct their school work, with the understanding that they must adhere to the Columbus Academy Responsible Acceptable Use policy.

Most classrooms also have BenQ panels or TV carts connected to Apple TVs that support AirPlay from their iPads and MacBooks, and since 2023, Columbus Academy have been replacing our classroom projectors with BenQ interactive flat panels that allows faculty and students to not only share their screens but also interact with the panel's Google apps via touch or styluses.   

Upper School students will be given the ability to access printers on their computers across campus, so they can print out class-related documents such as project reports, class assignments, and presentation materials.