Apple for your educators Classroom, your new teaching assistant
Classroom gives you control, even when students are learning in a self-guided way. You can view any student’s iPad screen. Mirror their screen to highlight great work and encourage collaboration and engagment. You can launch a specific app or textbook page for the class or a set of students. You can even lock iPads into a single app so students stay focused.
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Make the most of your Apple investment, starting with educating educators. Via access to a network of UK-wide Apple Education Trainers, we can help you embed the use of Apple devices in the classroom. Learning can only be truly transformed when training becomes a rolling investment.
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Apple Teacher
A free, online program that’ll help you better understand what’s possible with iPad and Mac in education. Apple Teacher provides self-paced learning resources to help you build up your knowledge and use Apple products more effectively. Test your knowledge with interactive quizzes and ultimately earn an official Apple Teacher logo.
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Apple School Manager, an education specific Device Enrollment Programme (DEP)
Apple School Manager lets you automatically create Managed Apple IDs for all students (regardless of their ages) and staff. And because Managed Apple IDs are owned and assigned by your organisation, you can easily reset passwords, audit accounts and define roles for everyone in the school.
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