Excelsia College launches 1 touch Apple iPad learning experience
Jul 25, 2022
Sydney, New South Wales Jul 25, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - At Excelsia College we believe our students should have access to innovative and cutting-edge technologies. We believe in creating an equal starting line for students with the latest education tools to succeed in their studies.
As part of our innovative trial pilot project titled 'Lumenate', the College has recently partnered with Apple's Education team to roll out the latest iPad Air to our Bachelor of Business (Accounting) cohort. Students will trial the iPad, Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil. The lightweight iPad contains an M1 Chipset, providing the fastest processor and speed, and efficiency of a laptop. With 10 hours of battery life, the iPad will last for over a day's worth of classes.
With one touch, students will have access to a collection of resources including the College's learning management system ExO, student forms, wellbeing tools, their timetable and academic calendar.
Students can complete their coursework wherever they are and efficiently take notes in lectures and tutorials using the Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil.
Excelsia College is proud to be an innovative college and will celebrate its 40th Anniversary as a higher education provider in 2023. In the recent QILT survey (Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching) results, Excelsia registered scores higher than the national average in five out of six metrics of student experience for undergraduate and postgraduate courses. In terms of teaching practice, 89% of all students had an overall positive experience at Excelsia. This further highlights Excelsia's continual striving for improvement and high quality standards.
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