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Earlier this year, Apple launched a new initiative called "Everyone Can Create," a program focused on using the iPad as a tool for students to learn more about music , video, photography and drawing. It has been used by 350 schools in preview and, according to Apple, it is within the reach of all.
The Everyone Can Create program includes four project guides available in Apple Books with a total of 300 lesson ideas. Each guide contains a series of projects that help students gradually acquire skills in the aforementioned creative, learning and vocabulary areas, as well as domain-specific techniques. Lessons are not specific to art teachers, but can be used in all disciplines.
Anyone can create is designed to use Apple's new affordable iPad with Pencil support for schools, and uses built-in tools such as Clips, iMovie and GarageBand. Although the curriculum is creative, it also encourages students to master digital technology from an early age.
The series of programs is now available in English wherever Apple Books is available, and Apple has announced that other languages would be available by the end of 2018.
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