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The following are topics Apple offers in the form of Workshops, Field Trips and Camp in our retail store. Please keep in mind that the Field Trips and Camp curriculum are created for participants to follow over several days. We can adapt the curriculum to suit the needs of your group.

WORKSHOPS

Mac Basics Follow along as we show you the basics of navigating, getting and staying organized, and keeping your software up to date. Whether you’re totally new to Mac or just need a refresher, this is a great way to get up and running—and learn a few new tricks.

Stay Organized on Your Mac Learn how to stay organized on your Mac using built-in apps like Mail, Contact, Calendars, Reminders, and more!

iPad Basics You can do so many incredible things with iPad. Whether you need a refresher or you’re just starting out, this workshop is a great way to learn how to navigate and get more from your iPad. Discover features and built-in apps you’ll love to use every day — like Siri, multitasking, and Notes — and explore ways to keep your iPad up to date. Once you have the basics down, there’s no limit to what you can do with iPad.

iPhone Basics Whether it’s your first iPhone or your sixth, this workshop is a great way to learn about new features and pick up a few helpful tips and tricks.

Intro to Apple ID and iCloud From accessing the App Store to using iCloud to find your iPhone, your Apple ID is your key to all things Apple. Learn more about your Apple ID and iCloud.

Stay Connected Discover how to stay in touch with family and friends anywhere in the world. Share your best moments or just say hello with Messages and FaceTime. Gather your favorite people for an impromptu dinner party using group messaging, by sharing your location, or by sending a Calendar invite. And discover how to organize your contacts, send birthday greetings using email templates, and share photos with your loved ones.

Tell Your Story with Interactive Books Learn the basics of designing Multi-Touch books using iBooks Author on your Mac. We’ll show you what you need to get started.

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iBooks Author for Teachers This workshop is for educators who are interested in using iPad to engage their students in all the ways they learn. Educators can create textbooks filled with interactive diagrams, photos, and videos. So teaching and learning become an even more engaging experience. The objective is to inspire and build confidence in educators. Empower them with ideas and show them how iBooks can be used in the classroom. Create your unique book on a Mac with iBooks Author then share it with students on their iPads.

Study Smart: Mac Tips for Students Get even more done in class and while you study with features that are already on your Mac. Discover settings to help you capture ideas and notes quickly. Learn top tips and little-known tricks to get you through lectures, study groups, papers and even the entire year.

Study Smart: iPhone and iPad Tips for Students Turn your iPad into the ultimate study partner. Discover brilliant shortcuts and features that help you stay on track for assignments, sleep and even that perfect grade.

Discover Accessibility: Vision with OS X El Capitan Learn more about the assistive technologies on Mac for people who are blind or have low vision. We’ll introduce you to VoiceOver, an advanced screen reader that converts text to speech, as well as Dictation for converting speech to text and other helpful features like screen magnification and high-contrast settings.

Discover Accessibility: Hearing in El Capitan Learn more about the built-in assistive technologies on Mac for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. From enjoying video and podcasts with closed captioning and mono audio to using visual alerts and notifications, you’ll learn how to get the most out of your Mac.

Discover Accessibility: Motor Skills with OS X El Capitan Learn how to access Mac if you have difficulty using a keyboard, mouse, or trackpad. We’ll show you how to navigate the screen, make keyboard and mouse gestures easier, and even how to control the computer with your voice.

Discover Accessibility: Vision in iOS 9 Join us for an introduction to the assistive technologies on iPhone and iPad for people who are blind or have low vision. Explore VoiceOver, a revolutionary advanced screen reader, along with features like Siri and Dictation that can help you type, launch apps, send messages, check your calendar, and more.

Discover Accessibility: Hearing in iOS 9 At this workshop, you’ll learn more about the features on iPad and iPhone that assist people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Learn how to enjoy movies, videos, and podcasts using captions and mono audio, and explore how the Messages app and vibrating alerts make it easier to communicate.

Discover Accessibility: Motor Skills in iOS 9 Learn how iOS makes the Multi-Touch screen easily accessible to people who find it hard to tap or use gestures. We’ll show you features and shortcuts that let you do everything from controlling your device with your voice to creating custom gestures—so your device works in the way that’s best for you.

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Create Great Looking Documents with Pages for Mac (or iPad) In this workshop, you’ll learn how to use Pages to design beautiful documents on the go with built-in templates and powerful writing tools. We’ll help you create everything from basic documents to reports, posters, cards, and newsletters—then show you great ways to share them all.

Share your Ideas with Keynote for Mac (or iPad) Keynote for Mac makes it simple to create and deliver beautiful presentations. Learn how to build, collaborate on, and present amazing slides.

Edit Movies on Mac with iMovie We’ll show you the fundamentals of movie editing with iMovie. Learn how to set up your story, fine-tune footage, and share your movie with the world.

Perfect Your Photos on Mac From quick fixes to fine adjustments, we’ll explore the key elements of great photo editing with Photos for Mac. Feel free to bring your Mac and follow along as we show you how to enhance your images with built-in filters and features. Then discover all the ways you can share your favorite photos, including photo books, calendars, and more.

Sketch, Draw and Paint with iPad Bring in your iPad and we’ll practice basic techniques for sketching, drawing, and painting. Use your own pencil or we’ll supply one for you to try. We’ll go step-by-step as we sketch together as a group and build our own gallery of artwork. Then, you’ll get time to put your new skills to work on your own project. This is an all-levels workshop—seasoned illustrators are welcome to partner with beginners and share techniques.

Enhance and Share Your Photos on iPhone or iPad From quick fixes to fine adjustments, we’ll explore the key elements of great photo editing using the Photos app. Feel free to bring your iPhone or iPad and follow along as we show you how to enhance your images with built-in filters and features. Then discover all the ways you can share your favorite photos.

Shoot Artistic Photos with iPhone Learn the basics of shooting better photos and using the tools on their devices Capture and edit photos more creatively.

Bring your iPhone along for this hands-on workshop. We’ll teach you how to shoot photos more creatively and help you try out various accessories and techniques—like long exposure for light trails, using Time-lapse to show progression, or getting up close with nature using a macro lens. Then, we ‘ll explore artistic ways to adjust and edit your photos, so you can create a work of art, find your style, or just improve your skills.

iPhone Videography Inspiring, feature-length films have been shot on iPhone. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to capture your best moments on video with iPhone — and maybe kickstart your cinematic career. Explore best practices and features for capturing footage, like Slo-mo video and Time-lapse. Discover how easy it is to trim footage or go further with edits in iMovie. Then learn all the ways you can share your story with the world.

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Hour of Code Coding is a language. The younger you start, the easier it is to learn. And we’re helping educate the next generation of coders. For the past two years, we’ve partnered with Code.org to host an Hour of Code in Apple Stores around the world. It’s an annual workshop led by Apple staff that makes computer science fun and accessible to kids. We also offer Field Trips and Apple Camp to keep kids interested in technology year-round.

FIELD TRIPS

Our store. Their time to shine. Take your students or fellow teachers on a Field Trip to the Apple Store for an unforgettable learning experience. Students will create amazing work right on the spot. They’ll take their imaginations to new heights using Apple products to produce immersive, creative projects. Field Trip makes sure students and teachers walk away knowing that whatever they dream is possible through education, creativity, and dedication.

Create amazing projects. Your students can use the equipment in our stores to apply their own theories by conducting experiments and solving problems; bring their own stories to life in new, interactive ways and even learn how to embrace and inspire social change.

An experience for teachers, too. We’ve opened up our Field Trip program to educators, too. So grab your peers for your own Field Trip. We’ll show you how to use Apple products for a transformational experience in the classroom and have a blast in the process.

Choose a Field Trip. Any Field Trip. Every classroom is different. Apple Field Trips can be, too. Teachers can tailor their trip to complement the education the kids are already getting in their classrooms. Field Trip themes and topics include the following:

•Discovery and Experimentation Students can learn the value of conducting experiments and overcoming challenges, testing their theories along the way.

•Interactive Storytelling Combining literacy and creative skills, students can bring stories to life that spark their imaginations.

•Digital Marketing Using persuasion and design skills, students can create digital projects to inspire change and action in areas like sustainability and health.

•Content for the Classroom Teachers can discover how iPad, together with content from the App Store, iBooks Store, and iTunes U, can be used to enhance classroom learning.

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APPLE CAMP

A fun, free workshop where kids become filmmakers. At Apple Camp, kids ages 8-12 learn how to shoot their own footage, create an original song in GarageBand on an iPad, and put it all together in iMovie on a Mac. This free workshop, held at the Apple Store, spans three days and ends with campers debuting their masterpieces at the Apple Camp Film Festival.

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