If your iPad is PHYSICALLY damaged [cracked screen, etc], then it will probably have to be replaced. Per the iPad agreement there will be a charge for the repair – that’s handled through the business office [they’ll send an invoice later].
BEFORE you turn your iPad in, make sure [IF you can!]:
Transfer any pictures or videos you want to keep to Drive [Drive app, upload, select the pictures, click the blue checkmark at the top of the dialog]
Export and save to Drive or email to yourself any other documents [iMovies, for example]
TRIPLE_CHECK and make sure your Notability documents have been backed up to Drive.
Easiest way – open up Drive, look inside the Notability folder for the last thing you created.
If it isn’t there, go back into Notability and check settings to make surethe backup is actually setup
You can force a backup by creating a new Notability document – put something in it, and then going back to the Notability Library.
Then bring your iPad by the ARC [upper school] or the Cuddy Office [middle school].
It officially takes 3-5 school days to get one back to you – I try to get it done quicker.
We’ve seen two issues popup when students are attempting to submit a file from Google Drive into Moodle.
This is NOT an error – just a point of information.
Like it says in the text:
“just go back to the file picker and select the repository again, it should work now“.
Repository –> Google Drive
Click to see a bigger version.
The “sesskey” error happens because you were logged into Moodle, went somewhere else to a different network, and then came back to school. Here are some possible fixes:
1 • Use a different browser – you have two on your ipad!
2 • Swipe out of all of your apps, THEN reboot your iPad by holding down the top power button until the “swipe to turn off” slider appears.
3 • Clear your web browser cache:
Chrome
Fire up Chrome. Top right corner click the icon with 3 vertical dots
What you’ll be doing is recording your voice using a Mac Laptop and the software Audacity. Below are some detailed instructions.
Move the cursor to the bottom of the screen to see the Dock. Click on the Audacity icon – it’s the yellow waveform surrounded by a pair of headphones.
Once the window open up, look for these buttons, top left. The one on the right will be the record button – click it to start recording.
DO NOT HIT STOP to stop recording – you are supposed to have it all in one file. It’s easiest to just hit the PAUSE button – the one on the left. Click it again to start recording again.
To Export your recording as an MP3 select File menu –> Export Audio……
The AP Exam instructions will give you the exact filename to use.
WHERE: Select DESKTOP
FORMAT: Select “MP3 Files”
Click the OPTIONS button
These are the settings you’ll want to use:
Bit Rate Mode: Preset
Quality: Standard
Variable Speed: Standard
Channel mode: Joint Stereo
Click OK button
Once you hit save you MAY see the metadata dialog. I suggest putting your AP ID number here.
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IF you want to go ahead and burn the CD:
Place the blank CD in the drive.
Doubleclick the CD icon to open a window.
Drag the MP3 file into the CD window.
You should see a “burn” icon next to the CD name on the left side of the window. Click it.
