By familiarizing yourself with the name of the parts of an iPad, you will be able to communicate issues more easily. It will also help you to use your iPad more efficiently.

Electronic devices, like iPads, need special care. It is your responsibility to keep your iPad safe and clean by following these directions.

DO NOT use window cleaners, household cleaners, compressed air, aerosol sprays, solvents, ammonia, abrasives, or cleaners containing hydrogen peroxide to clean the iPad.

DO wipe the iPad's screen with a soft, lint-free cloth to remove oil left by your hands.

There are big responsibilities with having a school district device at your home.

Watch this video to learn the best ways to charge and store your iPad.

Need an app? Follow these directions to get the apps that you need for classes.

Need to take pictures for a class project? Here's how to use the iPad Camera.

Want to multitask and view more than one app at once? Here's how to use the split screen feature
on your iPad.

If you find that your iPad isn't acting normally, here are some things that you can try before you ask for help.

Watch this video to learn about the most common ways to get it back up and running.

Sometimes the issue with your iPad might be more than you can tackle on your own.

If you have tried the steps in the Troubleshooting video and still are having problems,
here is how you get help.

All schools will offer phone and email support to students and parents.

These numbers and email addresses will be posted here later this week.