Apple TV documentary All of Us spotlights iPads in inclusive classrooms
The 70-minute film follows Ruby Bridges Elementary School, where AAC software on iPads and iPhones helps students communicate.
A 70-minute documentary titled All of Us is now available on Apple TV. The film focuses on Ruby Bridges Elementary School, a public school where all students learn in the general classroom, according to 9to5mac.com.
The documentary shows how Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) software running on iPads and iPhones helps students with communication difficulties interact with teachers and peers.
A companion website for the documentary offers video resources for other schools.
In 2025, the school's principal and a kindergarten teacher were named Principal of the Year and Teacher of the Year.
Founding Principal Cathi Davis has said AAC tools benefit all learners, including students with advanced reading skills.