Apple's latest giant education deal: 170,000 MacBook Neo to Philippines
MANILA, Philippines – Apple CEO, John Ternus announced a partnership with the Department of Education (DepEd) to deploy 170,000 MacBook Neo to teachers and staff. Ternus mentioned this to be the “biggest education deal ever for Mac” as Apple plans to send the MacBook Neos to 16,400 K-12 public schools nationwide. “Investing in our teachers is investing in the future of our learners. Global assessment data shows that providing educators with tools and technology lead to higher classroom engagemen
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AppleInsider News (XX): Apple's budget-friendly MacBook Neo is seeing big success in the global education market, with 170,000 units sold to students and teachers i
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Inquirer.net (PH): MANILA, Philippines – Apple CEO, John Ternus announced a partnership with the Department of Education (DepEd) to deploy 170,000 MacBook Neo
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