Apple's "Everybody Can Create" program is now available on Apple Books

In March, Apple staged an education-focused event in Chicago, during which the company launched a 9.7-inch iPad, as well as educational apps for the class. Among them was his "Everyone Can Create" program – a program that provides teachers with free project guides to help stimulate student creativity and engagement – and is now officially available on Apple. Books.

Teachers can use Everyone can create at the same time as their existing lesson plans, regardless of the subject (mathematics, history, social studies, language arts and even coding). In each guide (all available free of charge), teachers are entrusted with a series of projects that help students develop their knowledge of the subject by integrating drawing, music, video and photography.

Using Apple's 9.7-inch iPad and apps such as Clips or iMovie, students can take advantage of the built-in camera to produce video-based events or work with shadows to take pictures. Thanks to the support of the pencil Apple, students can also draw with the iPad while familiarizing themselves with many elements of the art, including symmetry, shading, color and color. texture. Teachers can also take advantage of GarageBand to help students identify melodies or harmonies and create their own music.

With regard to the core curriculum subjects, such as mathematics, teachers can help students learn sometimes delicate concepts, such as measuring a parable. To teach this concept, the application encourages the use of the iPad camera and burst mode to capture the bow of a basketball thrown through a hoop. With more than 300 lesson ideas, teachers can choose which ones they want to incorporate into the class.

At its event, Apple also introduced its software platform called Classkit complete with school integration. This allows teachers to easily assign an activity to an application and then check the progress status of the student. With Apple Pencil, iWork allows teachers and students to do more, for example, by adding annotations and smart designs when using Pages or writing to Numbers when creating lab reports.

The "Anyone Can Create" program is also not the first of its kind for Apple. In 2016, the company launched the Everyone Can Code, which offers students (from kindergarten to college) a program specifically designed to teach them how to code. With guides and lessons for teachers, the program begins by familiarizing students with basic skills before allowing them to create real applications on Mac.