Many schools, from kindergarten to college, turn to Apple for education. While in some schools other computers are used as a reference for education, Apple still remains the main source of education worldwide. When Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak founded Apple, they didn't realize that their company would be so successful, especially in the field of education. When Apple donated the first Apple I to schools in 1975, an everlasting bond was created between Apple and education that would last for years to come. Apple has changed the way people teach, learn and interact in education. Apple has made education more efficient and interactable than ever. Before the creation of Apple, the main source of technology in education was mainframes and minicomputers, which were used to handle multiple users at the same time. When Steve Jobs and Apple decided to donate the Apple I to education, it created a breakthrough in connecting education with technology. Although the Apple I was not widely used in schools for education, in the following years it began a series of events that would help schools provide adequate education from children in elementary school to adults in college by providing easy-to-use software. use, Mac OS Now, since 1975, schools have come to trust the simple, durable machines that Apple has invented over the years, and now Apple is the number one company that schools turn to for technology for their students. With the virus-free software known as Mac OS ... .get an education. Without the technology that Apple provides today, schools and other learning centers would not provide the same efficient and reliable education that iPads and iMacs have provided for the past few decades. Works cited "Apple Computer, Inc." Apple Computers: This Month in Corporate History (Business Reference Services, Library of Congress). Network. May 20, 2014.."Happy Birthday, Mac." Apple. 2014. Web. May 20, 2014.."History of information technology in education." History of computers in education. Network. May 20, 2014..."10 Ways Steve Jobs Changed the World." CNNMoney. Cable News Network, 2011. Web. May 20, 2014.he_world.fortune/>.