Can you limit the list of AirPlay devices seen on the iPad if multiple devices exist?

Question

We are setting up a school to use iPads, Apple Tvs and Projectors in classrooms.
- Teachers are using iPads in classrooms and we are setting up wireless projection using AirPlay.
- Each classroom has an Airport Express with a unique WiFi name.
- Each classroom has a projector with an Apple TV mounted on it and each Apple TV has a unique AirPlay name.
- An iPad and the AppleTV are the only two devices on each classroom’s wifi.
- When a teacher wants to mirror iPad to the projector, we thought they would just see their own AppleTv (projector) but, I think because the underlying school network is the same in each classroom, the teacher sees every device in the school.
Question:  If you have multiple AirPlay devices on the same network, can you limit the list that one sees on an iPad?
And/or: Is there a way to set up the wifi differently so the teacher is not presented with a huge list of devices?

Answer 1

I wish teachers like you would leave technology you don't understand alone. The fact you were allowed to plug-in "consumer grade" access points into a enterprise network says a lot about your lack of knowledge; next you want to turn all of these low end access points into routers!? Your going configure a unique SSID on every AP setup each device to only connect to that network? Do you have any consent of wireless networks? Management?
It's teachers like you that bring down a network. Then you insult the very IT staff that work in a very thankless position in which most of their interaction occurs when something doesn't work.