Today is October 26th and Leopard has officially been released. I have watched the Apple website's guided tour and am so hyped about some of the amazing changes. The tour shows several of the major features, and they look awesome. I am particularly excited about Time Machine. I am going to back up my hard drive and then dump a small part of my iTunes library--then try to recover it using this new feature. Although I have a lot of faith in Leopard, I am going to have a backup before depending upon Time Machine.
On Tuesday, October 30th, I will be attending an Apple educational event at Thanksgiving Point in Lehi, Utah to take a closer look at Leopard. The event is called Education Rising and Hello, Tomorrow. A couple of my colleagues (Kelly Dumont and Margo Shirley) will be attending which will be great. Hope Darren Draper makes it, too. We can discuss some ways that we can raise student achievement by working with Apple.
For now, Mac lovers, check out the Leopard guided tour as well as some of the 300 new features in OS X, 10.5, It should be Grrrreat!
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