Apple has announced its new Education Community hub, designed for Apple professional learning resources and developed as a collaborative space where educators can unite and share ideas.

The Community extends on all the resources from Apple Teacher. A new Learning Center that also presents a Forum, launching in beta, will perform as the Community’s collaborative space for educators to connect and share.

In order to celebrate the launch, Apple shared ten posts from educators on the new Forum page. According to The Journal, the Learning Center is where Apple-created teacher resources are discovered. It has also been extended with a new Forum section.

It’s free to use and demands no specific login or educator credentials. Anyone can access it, but it’s only available in the English language. Since the Learning Center is still in beta, only educators from the US, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada can build profiles to publish content in the Forum.

Susan Prescott, Vice President, Education and Enterprise Marketing, Apple, stated that At Apple, we believe that education can be a powerful force for equity and that supporting educators is the most essential thing we can do to help learners unclose their potential. Susan added that we have worked alongside teachers in the classroom for over 40 years, and we have seen firsthand how passionate and engaged educators can boost student engagement and enhance learning developments through the indicative use of technology. This thought motivated us to introduce the Apple Education Community — our new educational hub for professional learning, which delivers a collaborative space for educators to connect and learn from one another.