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Da San Giovanni a Teduccio alla Città della Scienza: come Napoli sta diventando un polo tecnologico di riferimento in Italia, tra Apple Developer Aca…
NAPLES, ITALY – The Apple Developer Academy, in collaboration with the University of Naples Federico II, recently celebrated the graduation of its latest cohort, marking the culmination of a rigorous nine-month program focused on app development and innovation. The academy, known for its state-of-the-art facilities and collaborative learning environment, prepares students to tackle real-world challenges through technology. During the graduation event, students presented their capstone projects, demonstrating a wide range of innovative applications. Among the standout projects was 'NoSix,' an app designed to assist visually impaired individuals in drawing, and 'Plinko,' an educational app aimed at helping children learn new languages. Another notable project, 'Knot,' introduced a new social network concept focused on maintaining connections with loved ones from a distance. Alisha Johnson Wilder, Senior Director of Environment, Policy, and Social Initiatives at Apple, addressed the graduates, emphasizing the importance of creating solutions that make a tangible difference in the world. "It's not about trying to create this thing that's going to become famous," Wilder stated, "it's about how do I create a solution that can make a difference in the world." She added that such projects reflect Apple's core values, including accessibility and education. The program, often likened to a 'pregnancy' due to its intensive nine-month duration and collaborative team-based approach, fosters an environment where students work closely to develop their ideas from concept to completion. The academy's circular spaces and integrated large screens facilitate seamless project collaboration, allowing students to duplicate and work on projects collectively. The graduates expressed immense pride and gratitude for the opportunity to be part of such a transformative program, which not only equipped them with advanced technical skills but also instilled a strong sense of purpose in leveraging technology for societal benefit.
Da San Giovanni a Teduccio alla Città della Scienza: come Napoli sta diventando un polo tecnologico di riferimento in Italia, tra Apple Developer Aca…