When the iPad is Unavailable
What happens when the iPad is damaged or has malfunctioned for some reason and you are unable to use it?
If your iPad gets broken or damaged bring to the tech office to drop off for repair. You will fill out a damage repair form with tech staff. From there you'll receive a loaner device. There is a $50 repair fee for broken iPads.
When borrowing a device, here are some strategies to keep in mind:
*You are encouraged to borrow a loaner iPad (or laptop if necessary) ONLY from the technology department (not from other shared carts).
Things you can do on a loaner iPad:
There are many ways to retrieve your work. Here are some options:
Things you can do from a computer:
If your iPad gets broken or damaged bring to the tech office to drop off for repair. You will fill out a damage repair form with tech staff. From there you'll receive a loaner device. There is a $50 repair fee for broken iPads.
When borrowing a device, here are some strategies to keep in mind:
*You are encouraged to borrow a loaner iPad (or laptop if necessary) ONLY from the technology department (not from other shared carts).
Things you can do on a loaner iPad:
There are many ways to retrieve your work. Here are some options:
- Login to your Google Drive account.
- To access Notability files, you can install Notability on another iPad, and sign into your school iTunes account in iCloud on that iPad.
- To access Pages and Keynote files, sign into your school iTunes account in iCloud on that iPad.
Things you can do from a computer:
- Log into Studyo to check your homework assignments.
- Log into QuickSchools to see your grades.
- Log into iCloud to work on your Pages and Keynote documents.
- Log into google drive and email using your school account.
- Depending on your grade level, certain textbooks and journals are available online.
