Apple Starts Holding Educational Sessions entitled Today At Apple

Apple has officially started holding an educational session entitled Today at Apple. This educational session will be held in more than 400 retail stores or Apple Stores spread across the world. The purpose of this program is so that users of the product can fully maximize the existing features.

To make it easier for users to get information about this program, Apple also provides a site Today at Apple. This site provides information about the schedule of educational series in each Apple Store. Including the first Apple Store in Singapore which is planned to open on 27 May. You can also register at Today at Apple if you're interested in participating (and slot each available).

This educational session from Apple lasts an average of one to one and a half hours and covers a wide range of topics from photography with iOS devices, graphic design to coding. Especially for this month, which coincides with Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Apple is holding an educational series related to accessibility features on iPhone, iPad and Mac.

Here's the Today at Apple promotional video that you can watch:

https://youtu.be/M-1GPznHrrM

The educational session that will be held will be provided by experts called Creative Pro from Apple. Not just the introduction of features and their use, Apple has even scheduled concerts from several well-known artists at several Apple Stores.

Today at Apple is also expected to target users of Apple devices of all ages. This is evidenced by the existence of a program for children called Kids Hour. With this program, it is hoped that parents can bring their children to learn from design to basic programming and robotics with products from Sphero.

Angela Ahrendts, Senior VP of Retail from Apple hopes that with the Today at Apple program, the Apple Store will not only be a place to buy Apple products but also a gathering place for the Apple device user community. In addition, to provide a better knowledge of Apple and its products.

Interested in joining the Today at Apple program?

Street: idownloadblog.