Apple highlights Alabama teacher preserving history through iPad
What you need to know
- A new Apple feature has highlighted how one Alabama teacher is trying to preserve history through the iPad.
- Tuskegee teacher Tiffany Williams is a 22-year US Army Veteran.
- Students at her school have received iPads to help with learning through Apple's Community Education Initiative.
A new Apple feature has highlighted how Tuskegee, Alabama teacher Tiffany Williams is trying to preserve history through the iPad.
The story highlights how Williams is "determined" to preserve the city's legacy of military service, and reveals how students have used iPad to capture and share the stories of local veterans on Veterans Day. The report continues:
In a separate press release Wednesday, Apple highlighted how the company "recognizes the immense sacrifices of veterans and their families."
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