Apple TV brings content for learning — podcasts, lectures, video or photo projects — to the big screen. Share iTunes content in any learning environment, including lecture halls, common areas, classrooms and dorms. Share and showcase educational content — easily and wirelessly — on a compatible HD projector or widescreen TV.
Show and tell.
Apple TV gives educators an easy way to sync learning content from a single iTunes library or stream content from up to five student computers to the whole classroom — giving new meaning to the words show and tell. No more huddling around one computer screen to view a single person’s work.
Students can share video book reports, illustrate a complex lab project in photos, or present an audio/video oral history project. Educators can enliven poetry through a stunning, high definition photo show of the poet’s historical period or bring a political science lecture to life with video clips of famous speeches. All of which inspire learning, collaboration, and teamwork.
Content is the focus.
Easily create educational audio and video content using the iLife suite of multimedia applications. Browse and experience the growing sources of educational content — podcasts, video tutorials, documentaries, audiobooks, and photo libraries — enhancing the learning process. Download the content to iTunes and extend the access to this digital content with Apple TV.
Apple TV at a Glance
- Create and collect content. Easily share any audio or video content in an iTunes library on a classroom computer and show it on a compatible HD projector or widescreen TV.
- Storage. Apple TV has a 40GB hard drive for up to 50 hours of video, 9000 songs or 25,000 photos. Store and quickly access a wide range of media content, from documentaries and photo archives to audiobooks and famous speeches.
- Easy connections. Apple TV connects to your HD projector or widescreen TV via an HDMI cable (sold separately). This simple connection delivers both audio and video to your TV — no need for multiple cables. If your projector or TV doesn’t have an HDMI port, you can connect to Apple TV via component video and audio.
- Connect and sync wirelessly. The built-in, super fast 802.11* wireless capability syncs a classroom iTunes library with any Mac or PC. And, what’s on Apple TV stays in sync: anytime the library in iTunes changes, it changes on Apple TV wirelessly, automatically.
- Streams as well as it syncs. Apple TV can stream content from up to five computers.
*Based on an IEEE 802.11n draft specification. Learn more.
