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Click on the following link to find out what Stop Motion is all about!
https://youtu.be/wVjMFU11hVA

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https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScg8Cbq7uvuI12mR1yBsCUBrRwHshpbayKNGVdgBK162Stsmw/viewform?usp=sf_link

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Drop all your iPad Rollout creations in this Student Dropbox folder created just for you! The best will be posted on the school's social media pages to promote all of your awesomeness!

https://www.dropbox.com/request/J5UfSyJ7dx8jLcnMWj5e

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Click below to watch a short video to learn how to use your iPad

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Getting to know the iPad

Once you have an iPad, your next step should be learning about the physical features of the device and the accessories that come with it. This includes the different buttons and ports, how to turn the device on and off, how to charge the battery, and the importance of protecting the screen.

Watch the video below to learn the basics of using an iPad.

Device and accessories

Your iPad features two important buttons: the Home button and the Sleep/Wake button. The Home button is the circular button found on the front of your iPad, while the Sleep/Wake button is located on the top of the iPad. We'll go into more details about these buttons later on.

The iPad currently comes with the following accessories:

Lightning-to-USB cable (for connecting to your computer, as well as the power adapter)

USB power adapter (for charging the battery)

Documentation (including warranty)

There are also some additional accessories you can buy, like the Apple Pencil (available for the iPad Pro and some iPads) and the Smart Keyboard (only available for the iPad Pro).

Getting started

The first time you turn on your iPad, you'll be asked to choose a few settings, like your preferred language, a Wi-Fi network, and your Apple ID. If you don't want to choose all of these settings, you can always skip them for now and change them later.

To sleep and wake the iPad:

When you're ready to use the iPad, you'll need to wake it by pressing either the Sleep/Wake button or the Home button. The Lock screen will appear. From here, there are two options for unlocking your iPad:

Passcode: You can unlock your iPad using the numeric passcode you chose when you first set up your iPad. Simply press the Home button again, then enter your passcode.

Touch ID: This is a feature that scans your fingerprint as a means of unlocking your iPad. After waking your iPad, simply place your finger or thumb on the Home button and your iPad will unlock. For more information on setting up and using Touch ID, review our lesson on iPad security and general settings.

Face ID: This feature unlocks the iPad by using its camera to scan your face. After waking your iPad, simply hold it in front of your face and it will unlock after scanning. It's important to note that Face ID is only available with certain models of the iPad Pro.

When you're done using the iPad, press the Sleep/Wake button to put it in Sleep mode. This will turn off the screen and help to save battery life. The iPad will go to Sleep mode automatically if you don't use it for more than a few minutes.

To turn the iPad on and off:

Most of the time, you won't need to turn your iPad off-you can just use the Sleep/Wake button to keep it in Sleep mode. But if you need to turn it off completely (for example, on an airplane), press and hold the Sleep/Wake button for several seconds, then slide to power off.

To turn the iPad on, press and hold the Sleep/Wake button until the Apple logo appears. It may take a few minutes to turn on completely.

Charging the battery

The battery on your device should last for about 10 hours of normal use. When it's low, you'll need to charge it. There are two ways to charge the battery:

Connect your iPad to your computer with the included USB cable. Just plug one end into the dock connector and the other into any USB port.

Charge your iPad anywhere with the included power adapter. To use it, plug the adapter into a power outlet, then connect the iPad using the USB cable.

Care and protection

Other accessories, like a case or cover for your iPad, are sold separately. If you don't have one yet, now's the time to look for something that fits your style, budget, and personal needs. The Apple Store has several options to choose from, including the popular Smart Cover. The Smart Cover was designed specifically for the iPad and can also be used as a stand.

If you're not interested in the Smart Cover (or any of the cases in the Apple Store), don't worry-you can find hundreds of alternatives if you search online or in retail stores. No matter what you choose, a good case or cover will go a long way toward protecting your device so you can enjoy it for years to come.

Also make sure to have a soft, lint-free cloth for wiping fingerprints and smudges off the screen. Never use household cleaners, alcohol, or other abrasives.

Wi-Fi

You'll need to connect your iPad to the Internet to be able to use most of its features. It's easy to turn your iPad's wireless connection on or off and join nearby networks so you can go online. Once you join a network, your device will connect to it automatically whenever it's in range. If there are no networks in range, it will connect via 3G or 4G instead, but only if you have a 3G- or 4G-enabled device (and a contract with a wireless provider).

To turn Wi-Fi on or off:

1. Tap the Settings icon on the Home screen.

2. The Settings will appear. Tap Wi-Fi in the left pane.

3. Next to Wi-Fi, tap the control to turn it on or off.

Joining networks

To join a network that's in range (for example, your home's Wi-Fi or a nearby public hotspot), look for it under Choose a Network. Then tap the network you want to use. If the network is secure, you'll need to enter a password in order to connect to it.

If the network isn't secure, you can connect to it without a password, but think carefully before you do (especially if it's a public hotspot, like Wi-Fi at your local coffeeshop). Anything you view or share over an unsecured network is not necessarily safe from prying eyes.

If the network doesn't appear on the list, it may be out of range, or it may be closed (in other words, hidden). To join a closed network, tap Other, then follow the steps to connect to it. You'll need to know the name of the network, as well as the security setting and password.

Apple ID

If you've already turned on your iPad, you know that an Apple ID is part of the setup process. But what else does it do?

In short, an Apple ID is a simple user name and password. It's free to create one, but it's an important part of the iPad experience. Not only is it your identity on your device, but it's also your gateway to other Apple services like the App Store, iCloud, select built-in apps, and much more. The more you use your iPad, the more you'll understand how prevalent the Apple ID is.

If you don't have an Apple ID yet, there will be plenty of opportunities for you to create one when you set up your device. You can also sign up online.

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Please go to the Compton Unified Students Page by clicking the link below and clicking on the My Email link. Login to your district email with your username@comptonusd.net and your password
http://www.compton.k12.ca.us/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=709507&type=d&pREC_ID=1139014

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Accessing Aeries for Attendance and Grades

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Accessing Aeries for Attendance and Grades

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Please go to the Student Aeries page by clicking the following link:
https://eaglenet.compton.k12.ca.us/ParentPortal/LoginParent.aspx?page=default.aspx

Use the same username and password that you use to login into the computer

If it asks for a verification code, you can find that in your email. Double click the Home button to get quick access back to your email. The verification code should be the first email sent to your email. You can find it at the bottom of your email list.

Now that you have access, click on the share button at the top of the page. It looks like this:

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Click on the Add to Home Screen button and click Add. It looks like this:

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Find out how to use Stop Motion by clicking the link below:

https://youtu.be/X_M468S86HI

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Click on the video below to learn what Tellagami is all about

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It's time to create a Gami! Your own personalized character. Follow the instructions in the link below to create your own Gami in Tellagami. Create a message that states what you inspire to be in the future and why or create a commercial that sends an inspiring message to peers your age Have fun!

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Click on the pic below to watch a video on how to use the green screen on the TouchCast app.

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Access the video here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bwrr3rcbrAWpRXJKSlpLY01mOUE

Click on the file that is a mp4

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Click on the Google Drive folder here again: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Bwrr3rcbrAWpRXJKSlpLY01mOUE

Click on the Keynote template and click the download button to create your very own All About Me project. Once downloaded, click open in Keynote at the top right-hand corner

Don't forget to scan the QR code by the front office or click the dropbox link in the first box when you're done.

Have fun!