Apple’s historic "Kids Can’t Wait" initiative, launched in 1982, aimed to bridge the technology gap in education by distributing thousands of computers to schools. The program reflected Steve Jobs’ vision of making technology accessible to young learners at a time when digital tools were rare in classrooms. Backed by Apple, the campaign marked an early effort to integrate computers into learning environments nationwide. Details on the long-term impact and scale of the initiative remain a key discussion in education and tech history.
In 1982, Steve Jobs launched Apple's 'Kids Can't Wait' school giveaway; the programme put more than 9,000 The Times of India
