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Some parental control settings may restrict students from making changes or viewing certain websites on their iPad. While this can be a valuable feature for ensuring app safety and screen time management, it's important to be aware that it can limit our ability to troubleshoot certain issues at school. Please click below links for steps on how to modify or disable these settings ..
In some cases, we may need to temporarily remove and reinstall apps to diagnose and resolve technical issues. Restricting app removal can hinder our ability to perform these necessary troubleshooting steps. Allowing temporary flexibility in app removal during school hours can help us efficiently address technical challenges without compromising the students overall safety.
Locking WiFi settings can prevent students from making changes to network configurations, but it's essential to understand its impact on troubleshooting. In the event of connectivity problems, accessing WiFi settings can be crucial for diagnosing and resolving network-related issues. Locking WiFi settings can limit our ability to perform these tasks promptly.
If there are restrictions setup to prevent students from accessing certain websites, you may need to adjust the settings to add sites such as "http://casper" when there are times that we may need to re-enroll a device when troublshooting. Below are the steps to make these adjustments:
To enhance student learning experience with classroom apps such as Seesaw, Google suite, and others. It is important to ensure that these apps have access to the iPad's camera and microphone as students will not be able to use them within the app if the camera nd microhpne is disabled for the app.