Published 10/7/2008
at Apple Hot News
At the University of Maine, all students training to be teachers in the College of Education and Human Development have their own MacBook. “With the MacBook,” explains Tim Hart, “we’ve removed any barriers to adoption.” Flexible and stable, the Mac notebooks require minimal support and allow future teachers to concentrate on becoming truly innovative professionals.
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