Education 2.0 & 3.0

"Apple recently announced a number of updates and new resources for K–12 educators, including new instructional resources emphasizing project-based learning, creativity, and collaboration, as well as professional learning opportunities ..."

Comment réussir le déploiement d'iPads à l'école ? Le gouvernement vient d'annoncer un plan de financment pour développer le socle numérique en primaire.

An Apple employee teaches the basics of the free GarageBand music-creation software in an new video tutorial from Today at Apple.

Teachers who are sturggling with implementing Apple distance learning techniques can now request a one on one training session with training specialists.

"ON MONDAY OF this week, Apple released the iOS 13 public beta, which, as its name suggests, is prerelease software that the general public can now download and test on their iPhones. The new software should do all of the things that an upgrade typically does for phones: It should make your iPhone, even an aging one, faster and more efficient. It will also add privacy and security enhancements.

But iOS 13 is also supposed to be transformative in a lot of ways. It will make your Photos app a pleasant destination, not a slog through a camera roll. It will let you use your Apple ID to sign into more apps and websites. And thanks to Dark Mode, it will make iOS look different."

This time last year, the iPad -- and tablets in general -- faced an uncertain future after years of declining interest from consumers.

But in the past 18 months, Apple refreshed its low-end iPads and redesigned its high-end iPad Pros, prompting consumers to buy so many tablets that Apple saw its strongest iPad growth in six years during the first three months of 2019.

And with iPadOS, new software specifically designed for the tablet introduced in 2010 and famously called a "magical" device by then-CEO Steve Jobs, Apple is making it pretty clear that the iPad has an increasingly important place in the company's product lineup.

Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education

Apple today held its first ever services-centric event, where the company introduced several new and upcoming service products with n

If you live in the USA and have Apple’s latest iPhone, you just got a built-in way to send cash via a text message. The company rolled out Apple Pay Cash yesterday. It is one of the marquee features of iOS 11.2, which, due to a software bug, the company had to release on Saturday, a bit earlier than planned.

Apple is positioning itself as a global education expert. It’s providing not just computers to classrooms, but also professional learning for teachers.

by Juli Clover

"What’s wrong with education cannot be fixed with technology. No amount of technology will make a dent. The problems are sociopolitical."

Apple surprised the developer crowd with the unveiling of a brand new SwiftUI framework, a modern UI interface coding structure that is built from the ground up to take advantage of Swift. The new framework uses declarative paradigms to let developers write the same UIs in less code. SwiftUI enables a realtime UI programming environment …

Apple has released iOS 12.2 for iPhone and iPad. The latest iOS update includes a handful of new features, bug fixes, and security enhancements, and is therefore recommended for iPhone and iPad users to install on their devices.

iOS 12.2 features new Animoji character icons for compatible iOS devices, support for a new Apple News Plus paid subscription service, and resolutions to various bugs and issues. The full release notes accompanying the iOS 12.2 download are further below for those interested.

Apple always gives the best to its customers to make them feel special. Recently, the company released its long waited smart speaker called HomePod which has come with a price tag of $349. If you have brought this smart speaker into your home then you may want to learn how to properly use it. Watching these three short videos from Apple will help you get the most out of your purchase.

by Peggy Reimers