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Apple Classroom Tutorial
Apple Classroom Tutorial
Help your students to focus in class when using their iPads by utilizing Apple Classroom.
0:00 - Introduction
0:58 - Home of Apple Classroom
1:52 - Opening a Class
2:10 - Viewing a Student's Screen
2:49 - Opening Apps for Kids
3:30 - Locking Students into an App
4:08 - View All Student Devices
4:37 - Lock Student iPads
5:13 - Mute/Volume
5:34 - Viewing/Controlling Individual Students' iPads
6:00 - Ending Class and Viewing Individual Student Activity
6:52 - Conclusion
What Apple Classroom Can Do for You:
What Apple Classroom Can Do for You:
Keep Students Focused: Lock student screens, mute devices, or open specific apps/websites for the whole class.
See What Students Are Doing: View real-time student screens to ensure they’re on task.
Easily Share Resources: Send links, documents, or assignments to all students at once.
Group Students for Differentiation: Create student groups to tailor instruction based on needs.
Collect Student Work with AirDrop: Quickly receive completed assignments from students.
Summarize Learning Sessions: Get an end-of-class report on student activity.
Why You’ll Love It:
Why You’ll Love It:
Saves Time: Instantly open apps or websites for the entire class - no more waiting!
Reduces Distractions: Lock screens or limit access to only what’s needed.
Simplifies Classroom Management: Monitor student progress from anywhere in the room.
You Already Have It: Apple Teacher is already on your iPad and linked to your PowerSchool roster!
Challenges to Consider:
Challenges to Consider:
Uses Bluetooth - Kids need to be near you for Apple Classroom to work.
Kids Can Power Down - When restarting, kids' restrictions go away. You can monitor them on your iPad and reinstall limitations easily.
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