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Apple announces new 'Apple Learning Coach' program for educators

Apple announces new ‘Apple Learning Coach’ program for educators

Today, Apple is unveiling Apple Learning Coach, a new professional learning program for educators who coach teachers to get the most out of Apple technology. Apple Learning Coach is a free professional learning program that trains instructional coaches, digital learning specialists, and other coaching educators to help teachers effectively use Apple technology in the classroom. Additionally, the…

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Apple to quickly discontinue iTunes U

Apple to quickly discontinue iTunes U

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San Francisco: Apple has introduced it’s discontinuing iTunes U, its education-aimed ecosystem, in direction of the tip of 2021.

According to a brand new assist doc shared by the firm, iTunes U instruments have been changed with next-generation apps for academics and college students, which embody Classroom and Schoolwork and the Apple School Manager software.

The iTunes U platform…

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Apple empowering students in Burhanpur pen success on iPads

Apple empowering students in Burhanpur pen success on iPads

Burhanpur (Madhya Pradesh), Jan 20 (IANS) Frequented by historians and art lovers seeking solace in its rich past, another transformation, albeit quietly, is taking place in the city of Burhanpur and this time, Cupertino-based tech giant Apple is empowering talented kids at the Macro Vision Academy (MVA) to find their place in the fast-changing world.

One of the handful schools in India that has…

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Apple Mail vs. G Suite Webmail for students and teachers

Apple Mail vs. G Suite Webmail for students and teachers

”Apple Mail vs G Suite webmail is a discussion I’ve had with many other IT directors at different schools over the past few years. Some Apple schools focus everyone on using Mail.app since it’s built it, updated with macOS, and creates a similar experience on iOS,” Bradley Chambers writes for 9to5Mac. “Other schools actually remove Mail.app from the new Mac deployments and force people to use the…

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Apple and Microsoft are making moves to take share from Google in education

Apple and Microsoft are making moves to take share from Google in education

[cfsp key=”getamac.jpg”]”Google has a majority of the U.S. education tech market with 60 percent of all laptops and tablets purchased for U.S. K-12 classrooms, largely because Chromebooks are so affordable,” CNBC reports. “But Apple and Microsoft are making moves to try to change that.”

Who’s winning in education?

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Apple’s free Schoolwork app now available for teachers

Apple’s free Schoolwork app now available for teachers

Millions of teachers around the world choose iPad as the best tool to help personalize learning and inspire creativity. Now with the free Schoolwork app, available today, teachers can easily create assignments, collaborate one-on-one with students, tap into the power of apps for learning and view and understand student progress. Schoolwork, along with Apple’s Classroom app, provides teachers…

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Reuters reviews Apple's new 6th-gen iPad: The tablet to buy

Reuters reviews Apple’s new 6th-gen iPad: The tablet to buy

“Last month, Apple CEO Tim Cook took the stage at the Lane Tech College Prep High School to lay out his company’s plans to take over the education technology market. And the key to Apple-powered classrooms, Cook explained, was the iPad,” Daniel Howley writes for Reuters. “Not just any iPad would do, though. Which is why Cook and company debuted a new slate that packs a more powerful processor and…

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Apple's new low-cost iPad absolutely destroys Chromebooks in performance

Apple’s new low-cost iPad absolutely destroys Chromebooks in performance

“On March 27, Apple announced an updated version of its low-cost 9.7-inch iPad,” Ashraf Eassa writes for The Motley Fool. “Although there’s a lot of debate as to whether the new iPad can effectively capture both mind-share and market share from Chromebooks in education, there is one way in which Apple’s new iPad is vastly superior to virtually every Chromebook in existence: performance.”

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