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In order for your iPad and Mac to work together (e.g., to share your iPad screen via your computer on Zoom), you must allow the two to share information by establishing a link, or “trust,” between the two devices. The process for establishing this link varies depending on the operating system installed on your Mac.
Many of the tools you are asked to use when attending a Zoom meeting on a computer can also be used from the Zoom iPad app. Asking questions on chat, going into breakout rooms, whiteboards, annotation, and sharing screens from an iPad are all possible.
Microsoft Whiteboard offers an infinite canvas with an interface designed for pen, touch, and keyboard. Collaborate with others in real time using the Microsoft Whiteboard app on an iPad or from a computer web browser. Share photos, charts, and annotations all in one space.
Sharing your iPad screen is an effective way to present information to your students. Any app that you have installed on your iPad can be displayed in a Teams meeting that you have running on your computer. These screen sharing sessions can also be recorded to be viewed asynchronously.
Instructions for accessing folders on Microwave using the Files app on the iPad.
Information on how to watch Xfinity TV on an iPad for students currently residing on campus.
The knowledge base article provides a simple overview of AppleCare+ Warranty for student devices,
Information about the Self Service app for macOS, and iPadOS
The article provides straightforward instructions on how to set up Okta Verify on additional devices, like an iPad and a laptop.
Steps to follow when setting up an Apple Account.
International students must have a US Apple Account.
A general FAQ of questions regarding the Digital Excellence Commitment
Stage Manager in iPadOS 18 lets supported USB‑C M-Series iPads use multiple windows with an external monitor.
Information on how to sign in to the Padlet app on an iPad using Bowdoin's SSO.
Information on how to download the Ditto Connect app for the iPad.