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ICT Matters

  • iPad Cart
  • Apple Classroom

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iPad Carts FAQs

  1. Can teachers place the carts outside of the designated room?
    • Yes. Yellow tapes has been placed outside the designated rooms to allow the teachers to quickly return the cart and proceed to their next lesson.

  • Should the students plug in the charging cables after returning the iPad?
    • During normal curriculum time, charging is not expected as we want to prioritize quick transition for the next class. However, if your class ends at 1:30 PM or is a supplementary session, it is greatly appreciated if the cables are plugged back in for next day use.
    • Note: Regardless of the time, it is essential that all iPads are returned to their assigned slots according to the numbers to ensure a smooth transition.

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Level 1 (Foyer area)

Level 2 (near Conference Room entrance)

Cart location

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Level 3 Outside SEN Room

Level 4 Outside Pullout Classroom

Cart location

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iPad Carts Tips

If you feel that the iPad cart is swerving when pushing the cart, you will need to lock both the back part of the wheels by pressing down the green colour stopper. (You only need to unlock these 2 wheels when you are positioning the carts)

✅ When pressing down, ensure that the cart and the wheels are facing straight.

Do not press the stopper when the wheels are facing other directions.

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iPad Fault Report

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Apple Classroom – iPad For Teachers Only (Number 42)

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Using Apple Classroom

1. Tap on the Apple Classroom icon

2. Tap on the available classes shown on the page.

The name of the class depends on the cart number you are using.�

C04 – Cart 4

C11 – Cart 11

so on….

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Apple Classroom – Default Page

3. By default, the list will show all 41 iPads.

Cart number

iPad Number

Offline - The number of iPads not connected to the teacher’s iPad

Home Screen – The number of iPads currently connected

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Apple Classroom Functions

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Apple Classroom – View all Screen

1. Toggle to view all students iPad Screen

If it’s showing the binocular icon, it means the iPad screen is switched off.

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Apple Classroom – Other Functions

Tap to open available applications on all student’s iPad

Tap to close all application on all the student’s iPad and bring them back to the home screen��If you use this while the student’s iPad screen is turned off, it will automatically turn on their screen. But do be aware that it will still close all active application.

Tap to lock all student’s iPad

Tap to mute all student’s iPad

Tap to end the class

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Supervising individual student

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Apple Classroom – Individual Student

  • With apple classroom, you can monitor individual student’s iPad usage.
  1. Tap on the iPad number

2. You will be presented with this options.

Go to the next slide to know more about the functions.

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Apple Classroom – Functions for Individual Student

Select this to open a specific applications on the student iPad.

Tap to view the student screen

  1. Toggle this to prevent the student from using other applications BEFORE opening the app.
  2. To unlock, use the unlock function (explained in the next slide)

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Apple Classroom – Functions for Individual Student

Tap to close the student active application

Tap to lock the student iPad.

Tap to unlock the student iPad from the lock function or the lock in app toggle.

Tap to mute the student iPad

Tap to show the student iPad to the projector.

*Apple TV required to use this function.

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Additional Info

  1. Teachers may use the airdrop function in their Safari browser to immediately share a webpage with the students. This may apply to document files (PDF, word, etc.) also.
    • Go to the website that you want your students to access from your iPad
    • Tap on the arrow icon at the top right of the browser
    • Select Airdrop

    • Tap on the classroom group shown in the list