Take the limits off learning.

Every Mac comes ready to create amazing class projects. Using iLife ’08 applications, students can create documentaries, podcasts, websites, music, photo essays, and more. And it’s not only the media-based subjects that get a boost. Teaching students to be creative with technology enriches the learning experience in every field. Freestyle Academy in Mountain View, California, has incorporated digital media into core curriculum, such as language arts, and has engaged many students who were otherwise just “doing school.”

Mac or Windows? Have both.

Every new Mac is powered by a high-performance Intel Core 2 Duo processor, and features Mac OS X Leopard — the most advanced operating system in the world. Because Leopard comes with Boot Camp, you can run Windows XP or Vista* if there’s a PC application you need to use. Leopard was also built on a UNIX platform, so every Mac fits into your existing network. This built-in versatility makes a Mac the ultimate cross-curriculum and campuswide solution.

Computer use goes up. Learning goes up.

Because a Mac lets students engage creatively with school projects, they have more enthusiasm for the learning process. The only question is how to engage.

1. A Mac lab creates a dedicated in-school environment that lets students express themselves creatively while building the skills they need to prepare for a wide range of 21st-century careers.
2. 1 to 1 learning programs give students and teachers 24-hours-a-day, 7-days-a-week access to computers, iPod players, software, and other digital tools they need to create and collaborate anytime, anywhere.
3. Apple Mobile Learning Labs bring computers right into the classroom. They’re an affordable way to share technology and retain valuable space.