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Every child is born full of creativity. Nurturing it is one of the most important things educators do. Creativity makes your students better communicators and problem solvers. It prepares them to thrive in today’s world — and to shape tomorrow’s. Apple is constantly creating resources to help educators do just that. Not only powerful products, but also tools, inspiration, and curricula to create magical learning experiences and make every moment of screen time worth it.

Products for Learning

Whether you’re a blogger, writer, journalist, columnist, student, or a project manager working on documentation, Word is your go-to app for working with documents. Kickstart your creativity. Achieve more and enhance your documents with access to a growing catalog of premium templates for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Start quickly with the most recent versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote and OneDrive —combining the familiarity of Office and the unique Mac features you love. Work online or offline, on your own or with others in real time—whatever works for what you’re doing. Step 7: Click to installation file to process install Office Home and Student 2019. Step 8: Sign in your account to activate Office Home and Student 2019. Step 9: When you sign in completed. Your Office will be activated.

Flexible tools that flex imaginations. Spark student engagement with new ways to learn.

iPad and Mac

Apple products give students complete freedom of expression. iPad is so intuitive, anyone can instantly take an idea and run with it. Mac provides the power to pursue the most ambitious projects. Students can even start creating on iPad, then pick up where they left off on Mac. And with all-day battery life, iPad and Mac keep going long after the last class is over.

Bring any project to life.
Any way you want.

iPad and Mac have versatile built-in apps like Pages to transform assignments, GarageBand to make homework sing, and iMovie to put on a show. And the Swift Playgrounds app helps students learn the fundamentals of how to code.

Teaching Tools

Simplify the day-to-day tasks of teaching with apps designed to make the classroom more flexible, collaborative, and personalized for each student.

Augmented Reality

Explore a constellation. Dive into the details of an iconic monument. Or create a virtual art gallery from anywhere. Augmented Reality apps on iPad let students bring digital objects into the real world to spark curiosity and enhance understanding.

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Curricula

Different ways to learn the core subjects. Help students think, experiment, and learn through creativity and coding.

Everyone Can Create

Dive into project guides that integrate creativity in every subject through drawing, photography, music, and video.

Teaching Code

Get curricula to teach the fundamentals with Everyone Can Code, or get right into designing and developing apps with Develop in Swift.

Teachers

Inspiration and support for educators. Take teaching further and get help using iPad, Mac, and apps.

Everything Apple makes for teachers. All in one place.

Find the latest resources designed by Apple to help teachers use technology and inspire creativity in the classroom.

Learn skills. Earn recognition.

Sign up for Apple Teacher, a free, self-paced professional learning program for educators. Build skills on iPad and Mac that directly apply to teaching, earn recognition for the new things you learn, and be rewarded for great work.

Follow us on Twitter @AppleEDU and join the conversation #AppleEDUChat to get a peek at some of the great things other educators are doing around the world.

IT and Deployment

Support to get up and running quickly. Find out how to set up and integrate Apple products into your school.

iPad and Mac are easy to set up, maintain, and use. The Education Deployment Guide will walk you through every step of setup. Apple School Manager streamlines device management. And with thousands of powerful apps designed for teaching and learning, you can build a personalized learning experience for every student.

Leaders

Lead the way for creativity. Explore resources designed by Apple educators to help school leaders bring creativity into the heart of learning.

Books for Leaders

Our leadership series has strategies and practical tools to help you build a culture of innovation at your school.

Apple Distinguished Schools

See how the most innovative schools around the world are using technology to expand what’s possible for learning, create new opportunities for teaching, and establish a dynamic environment that inspires both.

Apple Professional Learning Specialists

Bring APL Specialists to your school for extra support. They coach and mentor your educators in using technology to engage students in deeper learning.

The Impact of Creativity

When schools place creativity at the center of learning, students thrive. Browse the research that shows how Apple technology helps teachers teach and students learn.

Students in creative classrooms show increases in critical skills.

Schools with iPad show increases in literacy, math, and science scores.

Apple Professional Learning resources help educators make the most of the school’s technology investment.

Apple Values

Apple products are designed to empower every student. Find out how Apple keeps personal information private, adapts to the different ways students learn, and protects the planet.

Privacy

Every Apple product is built from the ground up to protect privacy. Including products built for education, like Apple School Manager, Schoolwork, and Managed Apple IDs. We don’t create user profiles, we don’t sell personal information, and we don’t share information with third parties to use for marketing or advertising.

Accessibility

Apple products are designed with accessibility features built in, enabling all people to learn and create in the ways that work best for them. Because technology is most powerful when it empowers everyone.

Environment

Every Apple product is designed to reduce our impact on the planet without compromising performance or strength. So we can leave the world better than we found it.

Learn to teach code.
Help students code like the pros.

The Develop in Swift curriculum has been completely redesigned to help students explore app development on a Mac — and code just like the pros, for a semester or for certification. The curriculum is now accompanied by a free online professional learning course to help more educators give students an opportunity to make an impact with code.

Resources that help enable learning anytime, anywhere.

Discover a collection of apps, curriculum, and resources for IT, teachers, students, and parents that bring engaging learning experiences to any environment.

Showcase your love of coding by creating an incredible Swift playground on the topic of your choice. Winners will receive an exclusive WWDC20 jacket and pin set. This challenge is open to students around the world.

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Build your Swift playground, answer a few written prompts, provide documentation, and submit.

To be eligible for the challenge, you must:

• Be 13 years of age or older, or the equivalent minimum age in the relevant jurisdiction (for example, 16 years of age in the European Union);
• Be registered for free with Apple as an Apple developer or be a member of the Apple Developer Program; and
• Fulfill one of the following requirements:
  • Be enrolled in an accredited academic institution or official homeschool equivalent;
  • Be enrolled in a STEM organization’s educational curriculum;
  • Be enrolled in an Apple Developer Academy; or
  • Have graduated from high school or equivalent within the past 6 months and be awaiting acceptance or have received acceptance to an accredited academic institution.

Create an interactive scene in a Swift playground that can be experienced within three minutes. Be creative. If you need inspiration, use the templates in Swift Playgrounds or Xcode for a head start on more advanced creations. Make them your own by adding graphics, audio, and more.

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• Your submission must be a Swift playground created by you as an individual or a template modified by you as an individual. Group work or Xcode projects will not be considered. You may include third-party open source licensed code and/or public domain images and sounds, with credit and an explanation of why it was used.
• Your Swift playground must be built with and run on Swift Playgrounds 3.3 on iPadOS 13.4.1, Swift Playgrounds 3.3 on macOS 10.15.4, or Xcode 11.4.1 on macOS 10.15.4. If it runs on iPadOS, it must be optimized to display properly on all models of iPad Pro.
• All content should be in English.
• Your .zip file size should not be more than 25 MB.
• Submissions will be judged offline. Your Swift playground should not rely on a network connection and any resources used in your Swift playground should be included locally in your .zip file.

You can ask questions and connect with other applicants on the WWDC20 Swift Student Challenge forum.

1. Tell us about yourself.
   Sign in to the application form with the Apple ID associated with your developer account. If you’re under 18 years old, you will also be asked to enter contact information for your parent or legal guardian.

   You’ll have the option to add details about your background and development experience. This will not influence the selection process. Tell us about any apps you have on the App Store created entirely by you as an individual, in 500 words or less. If you’re 18 years of age or older and wish to share your résumé or CV with other groups at Apple, upload a PDF.

2. Provide school information.
   Upload your most recent class schedule or other most recent proof of enrollment (PDF, PNG, or JPG) and the contact information for your educational supervisor. Documentation is accepted in all languages.

3. Upload and describe your Swift playground.
   Upload your Swift playground from your Mac. Tell us about the features and technologies that you used in your Swift playground, in 500 words or less.

4. Provide optional information.
   If you’ve shared or considered sharing your coding knowledge and enthusiasm for computer science with others, let us know in 500 words or less.

Dates:

• Submissions open on Tuesday, May 5, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. PDT.
• Deadline for submissions is Sunday, May 17, 2020 at 11:59 p.m. PDT.
• Applicants can view their status starting Tuesday, June 16, 2020.

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Submissions must follow all requirements in the WWDC20 Swift Student Challenge Terms and Conditions. Submissions will be judged on:

• Technical accomplishment;
• Creativity of ideas; and
• Content of written responses.

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For full details, see the WWDC20 Swift Student Challenge Terms and Conditions.