Apple declared the launch of a new, self-paced teacher training product Apple Teacher Portfolio that permits educators to bring to every class no matter where they teach. Apple has also brought comprehensive updates to the schoolwork app, classroom app and the popular ‘Everyone Can Create’ series of courses, adding content about new features of the iPad and Apple App.
In the past 40 years, we have been working hand in hand with educators to create products that can improve learning outcomes for every student. To help schools make full use of Apple products, Apple has developed teacher training as the core of its educational products.
The new Apple Teacher Portfolio can help educators build confidence in reshaping the curriculum and commend them for their outstanding work every day. Apple Teacher Portfolio is a brand new recognition badge that educators can obtain through the self-paced teacher training platform, Apple Teacher Learning Center.
This free product can help educators make full use of Apple technology at every stage of lesson preparation, help students recall what they have learned, explore a topic more deeply, and apply their understanding of knowledge.
With 21 templates and course ideas inspired by the ‘Everyone Can Create’ project-based study guide, educators can utilize apps like Keynote lectures, GarageBand, and iMovie editing to create more fascinating daily teaching content for students. Education work brings improvement.
For educators, Apple Teacher Portfolio is equivalent to a collection of courses that can collect their most creative and attractive courses in one place, so that they can share with management and peers.
Reviewing the success and shortcomings of the course can completely change the teaching method, and this course collection is a log that records these milestones. Apple has fully updated the “Everyone Can Create” series of courses, fully describing the latest features of the iPad and iMovie, Clips, GarageBand, and other apps.
The “Drawing” guide has now been updated, adding dynamic graphics and animations from Keynote presentations, and “Photos” now covers how to create animated GIFs using apps such as Keynote presentations, cameras, and photos. The “Video” guide explores how to create short films with green screen effects and other special effects, and “Music” adds a new podcast on how to use GarageBand.
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