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  • Learning Technology Overview
    • Learning Tech Overview
      • The 1:1 Kit
      • Taking Care of Your Device
        • Family iPad Agreement
        • Optional Accidental Damage Coverage
        • Support
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      • Login to RaptorNet
      • Add Funds to Your Family Wallet
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      • ASA Sign-up Overview
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    • Your Child's Grades on Schoology
  • Gmail
    • Spam: Hiding the Spam Folder in Your Child's Account
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    • Sign In to PowerSchool
    • View Your Child's Schedule
    • Viewing Report Cards
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    • Create a new Seesaw family account
    • Connect to your child's journal
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  • SCREENGUIDE
    • ScreenGuide Overview
    • Setting Up Your Account
    • ScreenGuide Features
      • ScreenGuide Time-Out feature
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  1. Learning Technology Overview
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Taking Care of Your Device

Families of children in Grades 3 through 8 will sign the Family iPad Agreement (see below) at the beginning of their enrollment, as well as decide if they would like to opt into the Accidental Damage Coverage plan.

To make sure your iPad and accessories last, use these tips to care for them:

  • Leave the protective case on the iPad at all times.

  • Use only the provided Apple cables and power adapters.

  • When plugging in and unplugging your iPad, hold the cable by the plug, not by the middle of the cord.

  • Avoid placing weight on the iPad, especially when it is in a backpack. Never store anything thicker than a piece of paper between the iPad and the keyboard.

  • Keep drinks and other liquids away from the iPad. Put the iPad into a backpack or under your jacket if it is raining.

  • Make sure you know where your iPad is at all times.

  • Never try to pry off keys or otherwise damage the keyboard or trackpad.

  • If you put your iPad into your backpack, remember it’s there! Avoid throwing your backpack around or putting it in a place where it can be stepped on.

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