Content creation simplified.

Creating content for iPod is a breeze with iLife, Apple’s powerful suite of digital media applications. Free with every Mac, iLife lets both students and teachers create amazing audio and video files, blogs and even podcasts using photos, movies, and music. All of which can be quickly downloaded to iPod, enabling learning on the go.

iLife offers a flexible set of learning tools that can help students demonstrate their individual strengths and become content creators, instead of just content consumers. With iPod and iLife, they’ll find new ways to express themselves, which enhances learning both inside and out of the classroom. All iLife applications work together intuitively, so it’s easy to deliver a first rate, media rich project.

iPhoto

iPhoto is the easiest way to import, organise, edit and share digital photos — up to 250,000 of them. iPhoto libraries can be shared with others over a network, so both students and teachers can access photos and download them to their Macs and iPod players. Use photos to enhance lessons in art history, architecture, travel, anatomy and much more.

iMovieHD

With iMovieHD, students can turn their projects into Hollywood style movies with titles, audio, and real-time effects. This is also a great way for teachers to make science demos, historical reenactments, documentaries, and much more. And with iPod, they can take their movies with them.

GarageBand

The best way to create music on a Mac is now the best way to create podcasts too. GarageBand is a full-featured recording studio for music or podcasts that lets novices and the experienced alike perform, record, and create their own music and podcasts. And everything they create in GarageBand can be loaded and shared on iPod.

iWeb

With iWeb, anyone can create quality websites and blogs, complete with text, photos, podcasts and movies. Podcasts are easily posted to iTunes, where they can be accessed by any Mac or PC, and downloaded to iPod

iDVD

iDVD is the fastest, easiest way for students and teachers to author and burn movies, photos, and music to create stunning DVDs. It’s also a great way to archive content.