Embedded Files
Technology Resources for Students
Technology Resources for Students
Zoom Tutorials for the iPad
Zoom Tutorials for the iPad
General iPad Tutorials
General iPad Tutorials
Key Remote Learning App Tutorials
Key Remote Learning App Tutorials
Basics of Schoology
Accessing calendar, sending messages, navigating courses (COMING SOON!)
Tutorials for Apps
Tutorials for Apps
Google Earth-Just explore it!
PicCollage (Pic EDU)
Shadow Puppet (Puppet EDU)
Write About This-Just explore it!
Schoology/Notability
Schoology/Notability
Frequent tech questions....How do I?
Frequent tech questions....How do I?
Check my grades? (Grades 6-8)
(COMING SOON!)See if I have any missing assignments in TeacherEase? (Grades 6-8)
(COMING SOON!)Tell someone there is something wrong with my iPad?
Technology Resources for Families
Technology Resources for Families
Parent Information Sessions
Parent Information Sessions
Family App Support
Family App Support
Frequently Asked Tech Questions
Frequently Asked Tech Questions
What security measures are in place for student iPads?
Student internet browsing history is monitored by a content filter called SecURLy. This content filter controls and monitors student access to inappropriate material no matter where the student(s) accesses the internet. In addition, student email and G-Suite files are monitored with Gaggle.
Where can I find the district iPad handbook?
Please look over the District 96’s iPad Handbook for important information.
Can my child login to their personal Apple ID on their iPad?
Students SHOULD NOT login with a personal Apple ID and should only use the Apple ID given to them by District 96. All school related apps and software will be provided by the district via the Self-Service portal.
Can students download apps/games to their school iPad?
Access to the App Store has been removed from student iPads. All school related apps and software will be provided by the district via the Self-Service portal.
What if my student forgets their iPad at home?
Students will not be provided with a “loaner” iPad or Crayon if either is forgotten at home. They will be required to complete assignments at the discretion of the teacher.
What happens if an iPad, Crayon, case, or charger breaks?
The broken item should be taken to the Technology Aide for testing and possible replacement. All replacement items are bound by the District 96 iPad Policy. Please contact the school’s tech aide.
Can we connect to our home wifi?
Yes, just enter settings on the iPad, select wifi and connect to your home network. Your student’s iPad will automatically reconnect to the district network upon arrival at school.
Can my child access their personal email on their iPad?
No. Students will not be able to use the Mail functionality. Students in Grades 4-8 can access the GMail app through the Self Service App on their iPads and login using their district email address.
Does the district/school provide headphones/earbuds for student use?
Headphones/Earbuds are on each school’s supply list. If students lose or damage their headphones/earbuds, it is the responsibility of the parent to replace them.
What happens if a student loses an iPad, Crayon, case and/or charger?
All replacement items are bound by the District 96 iPad Policy. Please have your student contact the school’s tech aide.
What do I do if we don’t have internet at home?
Please notify the student’s teacher for more information to about obtaining internet access at home
What is the difference between TeacherEase and Schoology?
TeacherEase is where your student’s grades are posted. Schoology is where your student accesses and turns in their assignments
How do I clean the iPad?
Follow guidelines at Apple Support
You Asked...
You Asked...
Digital Citizenship
Digital Citizenship
What does this look like at home...
What does this look like at home...
Digital Communication
Email
Schoology Discussions
Text Messaging
Social Media - Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat
“Who are you talking with? Do you go to school with this person?”
“Is this a conversation for a school project?”
"Is what you typed something you would be okay with if said about you?"
Digital Commerce
“Check in with me before purchasing an app.”
Digital Literacy
“Is this website reliable and how do you know?”
Digital Etiquette
“If anyone texts you something that hurts you, you know you can always let me know.”
"There are no take backs. What is said on the internet, stays on the Internet . . . FOREVER!"
Digital Law
“Make sure to cite where you got that picture from in your essay.”
Check age requirements for social media. (Don't lie about your age!)
Digital Health & Wellness
“It’s time to turn off your iPad or video game.”
“Let’s have a device free dinner.”
Create a designated tech-free zone and time.
Digital Security
“Keep your passwords private . . . even from your friends!”
Personal information can include name, address, phone number, school, passwords, birthday and photo.
"Just because someone says they are 12 on the internet, doesn't mean they are! Be SMART!"
"If at anytime, a stranger on the internet asks for personal information, TELL US!"
"NEVER meet anyone in person that you met online!"
Find more parent resources at www.commonsensemedia.org.
Zoom Tutorials for the iPad
Zoom Tutorials for the iPad
Report abuse