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Apple Back to School 2024 Sale: Discounts on iPad Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, More
Apple Back to School 2024 sale is currently live on the online Education Store in India. The Cupertino-based tech giant’s annual sale for students and educators began on Thursday (June 20) and will continue till September 20. The sale is aimed at students enrolled in higher education and teachers and offers special discounts on iPad and MacBook m...
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Apple Schedules Education-Focused Event for March 27
Apple has scheduled an education focused event for March 27 at a high school in Chicago.
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Los Angeles iPad Rollout for Schools Slowed by Technical Challenges: Report
An ambitious $1.3 billion program to provide an iPad or other device to every Los Angeles public school student has been slowed by technical challenges, with curriculum that was supposed to be built into the technology often incomplete, an independent report has found.
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10 awesome things internet geeks did
Time was when being a nerd was to be too school for cool. Everyone wanted to copy your homework but nobody wanted you at their parties. Thanks to people like Mark Zuckerberg (helped in no small part by Jesse Eisenberg's portrayal of him as a man armed to the teeth with contempt and clever comebacks) being a geek is now more acceptable than ever bef...
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The pen, phone and iPad: Barack Obama's tech push in US schools
President Barack Obama has a pen. He has a phone. And on Tuesday, he wielded an iPad to help make a point about how he hopes to do more for schools without more funding from Congress.
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Amazon makes big Kindle push in US schools
Amazon.com Inc announced an initiative on Wednesday to get its Kindle e-readers and tablet computers into schools, entering a market that has been particularly successful for rival Apple Inc and its iPad device.
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Apple launches iBooks 2, its interactive textbooks software
Apple is launching a new version of its iBooks software, tailored to present vivid, interactive textbooks for elementary and high school students on the iPads.
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iBooks 2: Apple's digital textbook app for the iPad
iBook 2, Apple's new version of its iBooks software, tailored to present vivid, interactive textbooks for elementary and high school students on the iPads.
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iBooks 2: Apple's digital textbook app for the iPad
iBook 2, Apple's new version of its iBooks software, tailored to present vivid, interactive textbooks for elementary and high school students on the iPads.
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Apple launches iBooks 2, its interactive textbooks software
Apple is launching a new version of its iBooks software, tailored to present vivid, interactive textbooks for elementary and high school students on the iPads.
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School 'asks' 840 students to buy iPads
The middle and high school education at Podar International School in Santacruz seems ready to integrate Steve Jobs' legacy in daily learning. In a recent circular dated December 9, the school management informed parents that it has decided to introduce iPad2 in classrooms from the next academic year. While some parents welcomed the move, others fe...
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Apple Back to School 2024 Sale: Discounts on iPad Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, More
Apple Back to School 2024 sale is currently live on the online Education Store in India. The Cupertino-based tech giant’s annual sale for students and educators began on Thursday (June 20) and will continue till September 20. The sale is aimed at students enrolled in higher education and teachers and offers special discounts on iPad and MacBook m...
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Apple Schedules Education-Focused Event for March 27
Apple has scheduled an education focused event for March 27 at a high school in Chicago.
-
Los Angeles iPad Rollout for Schools Slowed by Technical Challenges: Report
An ambitious $1.3 billion program to provide an iPad or other device to every Los Angeles public school student has been slowed by technical challenges, with curriculum that was supposed to be built into the technology often incomplete, an independent report has found.
-
10 awesome things internet geeks did
Time was when being a nerd was to be too school for cool. Everyone wanted to copy your homework but nobody wanted you at their parties. Thanks to people like Mark Zuckerberg (helped in no small part by Jesse Eisenberg's portrayal of him as a man armed to the teeth with contempt and clever comebacks) being a geek is now more acceptable than ever bef...
-
The pen, phone and iPad: Barack Obama's tech push in US schools
President Barack Obama has a pen. He has a phone. And on Tuesday, he wielded an iPad to help make a point about how he hopes to do more for schools without more funding from Congress.
-
Amazon makes big Kindle push in US schools
Amazon.com Inc announced an initiative on Wednesday to get its Kindle e-readers and tablet computers into schools, entering a market that has been particularly successful for rival Apple Inc and its iPad device.
-
Apple launches iBooks 2, its interactive textbooks software
Apple is launching a new version of its iBooks software, tailored to present vivid, interactive textbooks for elementary and high school students on the iPads.
-
iBooks 2: Apple's digital textbook app for the iPad
iBook 2, Apple's new version of its iBooks software, tailored to present vivid, interactive textbooks for elementary and high school students on the iPads.
-
iBooks 2: Apple's digital textbook app for the iPad
iBook 2, Apple's new version of its iBooks software, tailored to present vivid, interactive textbooks for elementary and high school students on the iPads.
-
Apple launches iBooks 2, its interactive textbooks software
Apple is launching a new version of its iBooks software, tailored to present vivid, interactive textbooks for elementary and high school students on the iPads.
-
School 'asks' 840 students to buy iPads
The middle and high school education at Podar International School in Santacruz seems ready to integrate Steve Jobs' legacy in daily learning. In a recent circular dated December 9, the school management informed parents that it has decided to introduce iPad2 in classrooms from the next academic year. While some parents welcomed the move, others fe...
