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MacBook Neo.
Meet the new Mac on campus. MacBook Neo delivers the power of Mac at a breakthrough price.
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Impact study.
Explore the positive student outcomes K–12 teachers report when using Apple devices.1
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iPad.
With the superfast A16 chip, 128GB of starting storage, and all-day battery life, there’s even more learning in store.2
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Built for AI.
Fast, on-device AI processing helps you get more done — from lessons to creativity.
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All the apps educators already love.
iPad and Mac are compatible with apps that teachers and students use every day, like Google Workspace for Education with Gemini, Microsoft 365 Copilot, and Adobe Photoshop, so lessons stay on track, without missing a beat.
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Built for engagement, inside and out.
With iPad, anywhere can be a classroom. Its lightweight design and all-day battery life let students take learning on the go — from documenting plant life cycles to taking notes on a field trip.2
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Versatile tools turn learning into doing.
From book reports to student films to presentations, Mac and iPad become anything learners need them to be. And Keynote, Pages, iMovie, and GarageBand are built right in.
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Work flows easily across iPad and Mac.
Apple devices work together to keep class running smoothly. Educators can move seamlessly from projects on iPad to Mac, supporting students in real time.
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Real skills for the real world.
When learners use Apple devices, they build real-world skills like problem-solving and collaboration. In a study, 81 percent of teachers surveyed reported that Mac had a positive impact on students’ critical thinking skills.1
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Assessment tools that pass the test.
Apple devices are supported by most summative and interim exam vendors, giving educators the tools to track student progress and provide support along the way.
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The classroom, all in one view.
The Classroom app gives teachers a live view of each student’s screen so they can guide students to the right page, keep lessons on track, and share resources.
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Apps for learning — their way.
Built-in apps like iMovie and GarageBand put creative power in every student’s hands. Whether it’s a news podcast, a short film, or an original soundscape, there’s an app to make it happen.
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Get ideas flowing with Apple Pencil.
From sketching science fair ideas in Freeform to creating hand-drawn illustrations in Notes or Pages, Apple Pencil gives students a natural, expressive way to learn and bring ideas to life.
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Explore any angle with AR.
With augmented reality on iPad, students can visualize and interact with abstract concepts like molecular structures or muscular systems — making complex ideas tangible.
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Make learning accessible to all.
Students can create, communicate, and explore on their own terms with built-in accessibility features like VoiceOver, Live Captions, and AssistiveTouch.
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Resources
Grow confidence with professional learning.
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IT Support
Streamlined deployment. Seamless management.
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App Partners
Curated apps that are classroom ready.