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Apple Releases Education Bundle With Video, Audio Editing Tools

  • By Staff
  • 02/06/17

Image Credit: Apple.

Apple Friday introduced its Pro Apps Bundle for Education, available for K–12 and higher ed institutions. 

The bundle is a collection of five apps from Apple that deliver industry-level tools for video editors and musicians:

The price of all five apps combined is approximately $630, but the bundle costs $199.99. The deal is available for higher ed faculty, staff and students, as well primary and secondary schools. After purchasing the bundle, customers will receive an email with content codes that can be redeemed on the Mac App Store.

The bundle is available on the Apple site.

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