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No, the iPad is University property. If you are leaving the university, you should turn your iPad into your immediate supervisor for re-assignment. You should treat the iPad in the same way you would treat a laptop that was issued to you.

Yes. We currently have training opportunities scheduled with offerings form both our imbedded Apple Professional Learning Specialist and Teaching & Learning Technologies. Information related to training opportunities can be found on the TLT website.

In our newer classrooms we have wireless interfaces available, known as Crestron AirMedia. These devices allow you to wirelessly display your iPad in the classroom using the Crestron AirMedia app. The Crestron AirMedia devices work with iPads (and other iOS devices), Windows laptops, Apple laptops and Android devices. In older rooms you can connect your iPad via a wired connection – however, this will require the appropriate adapter (e.g., USB-C to HDMI/VGA). We are working on expanding availability of the wireless interfaces across all of our classrooms. You can contact Teaching & Learning Technologies for training and/or support in the classroom at classroom@unr.edu or (775) 784-6085.

If you are leaving the university, you should turn your iPad into your immediate supervisor for re-assignment. You should erase all data and personal information on the iPad before returning it. The iPad should be treated the same way you would a laptop or other University equipment that may have been issued to you.

If your iPad needs service or is damaged, you should bring the iPad to the University Wolf Shop. The Wolf Shop is a certified Mac repair location. If possible, you should use the on-campus repair location (Wolf Shop) versus taking your device to an Apple Store.

A has been developed and made available to students and faculty in WebCampus. This course provides instructions and tutorials on how to do some of the most common tasks with the iPad – and how to leverage the UNR specific iPad apps.