Published on March 26th, 2018 | by Kirk Hiner

UPDATE: Watch Apple’s special event tomorrow on Apple TV

UPDATE (1:40 pm EDT): Apple’s education event is now available for viewing through the special event app on Apple TV.

Apple will be holding a special event at Chicago’s Lane Tech College Prep High School on Tuesday at 10:00am CST to reportedly announce a series of new products with the event to be available for viewing on Apple TV soon after its end.

As per usual, the media invitation didn’t offer many details as to what will be covered at the event, hinting only towards “…creative new ideas for teachers and students.”

Considering this, we expect the event to focus on products such as the iPad and Mac lineup and will feature nothing related to Apple TV hardware, services or Apple’s development of television content.

There are, of course, myriad ways in which the Apple TV could be used in an educational environment, but Apple is having a hard enough time figuring out how to market the device towards general consumers, let alone school administrators.

Still, it’s Apple, so we understand if you’re interested in following along. Unlike media events Apple stages at their campus, however, there will be no live stream. If you want to view the presentation, you’ll be able to do so via the Apple Events channel on your Apple TV “after it concludes.”

This could mean immediately after the event is done, or it could mean later in the day. Either way—whether they speak of a new iPad, new MacBooks, the AirPower wireless charger, or any combination thereof—you will be able to catch up on the event through your Apple TV.

Through the App Store on Apple TV, the app can be found at this link for further details.

Tags: Apple, apple events, apple special event, apple tv

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Kirk Hiner has been writing for the Apple web since 1997, having served as editor of Applelinks and the Technology Tell Apple Channel. In addition to his work with BEST Apple TV, Kirk currently contributes to Mac Gamer HQ and Pure Nintendo. He lives with his wife and three children in small-town Ohio where the land is cheap and the air is (relatively) clean.