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Connecting your device to WiFi
== Connecting your device to WiFi ==
Chromebook
To connect to a wireless network, select the Status Tray.


Select No network.
=== Chromebook ===


Scroll through the list and then select your wireless network.
# To connect to a wireless network, select the Status Tray.
If your wireless network is secured, enter the password, and then select Connect.
# Select No network.
# Scroll through the list and then select your wireless network.
# If your wireless network is secured, enter the password, and then select Connect.


=== iPad ===


* From your Home screen, go to Settings > Wi-Fi.
* Turn on Wi-Fi. Your device will automatically search for available Wi-Fi networks.
* Tap the name of the Wi-Fi network that you want to join.
* You will see the following options:
** ''My Networks'': Wi-Fi networks that you've connected with before.
** ''Public Networks'': Available Wi-Fi networks that you've never connected with before.
** ''Secure Networks'': Wi-fi networks that are password protected and have a [image] by their name. Enter the password and tap join.  If you cannot tap join, the password you’ve entered is incorrect.
** After you join a network, you'll see [image] next to the network and [image] in the upper-left corner of your display


Still do not see your network?  Check out [https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202639 this apple support page] for more information


 
== Best Practices for Using an RCS Device ==
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Best Practices for Using an RCS Device
 
Below are some best practices and points to consider when using your RCS issued device at home:
Below are some best practices and points to consider when using your RCS issued device at home:


Web filtering & Content  
=== Web filtering & Content ===
For the safety and security of our students, all devices managed by Riverdale are closely monitored. Content filtering, firewalls and age appropriate restrictions have been enabled for your child’s safety.
For the safety and security of our students, all devices managed by Riverdale are closely monitored. Content filtering, firewalls and age appropriate restrictions have been enabled for your child’s safety.


Apps, add-on’s or extensions
=== Apps, add-on’s or extensions ===
Applications, add-ons or extensions are not downloadable on managed devices.  To access educational apps, add-ons or extensions, you must submit a request to the technology department by submitting a request to support-ticket@riverdale.edu
Applications, add-ons or extensions are not downloadable on managed devices.  To access educational apps, add-ons or extensions, you must submit a request to the technology department by submitting a request to support-ticket@riverdale.edu


Troubleshooting/Device Repair
=== Troubleshooting/Device Repair ===
If you begin to experience technical difficulties with your device, please send an email to support-ticket@riverdale.edu  We will schedule a time to assist you in troubleshooting your device via telephone or Google Meet.
If you begin to experience technical difficulties with your device, please send an email to support-ticket@riverdale.edu  We will schedule a time to assist you in troubleshooting your device via telephone or Google Meet.


If it is deemed that you would benefit from a replacement device the tech department will ask you to complete the following:
* If it is deemed that you would benefit from a replacement device the tech department will ask you to complete the following:
Submit a request to support-ticket@riverdale.edu  
* Submit a request to support-ticket@riverdale.edu  
The technology department will contact you to confirm the shipping location and that an individual will be available to sign for said package
* The technology department will contact you to confirm the shipping location and that an individual will be available to sign for said package
Once your replacement is received, please make sure to check the following:
* Once your replacement is received, please make sure to check the following:
The device turns on
** The device turns on
The device connects to the internet
** The device connects to the internet
After confirming both, please return the malfunctioned device using the same shipping box and the pre-paid return label (included in the box).  If the replacement fails either of the two instructions above, please contact the tech department by emailing at support-ticket@riverdale.edu
* After confirming both, please return the malfunctioned device using the same shipping box and the pre-paid return label (included in the box).  If the replacement fails either of the two instructions above, please contact the tech department by emailing at support-ticket@riverdale.edu  
 
Connecting your device to WiFi
iPad
From your Home screen, go to Settings > Wi-Fi.
Turn on Wi-Fi. Your device will automatically search for available Wi-Fi networks.
Tap the name of the Wi-Fi network that you want to join.
You will see the following options:
My Networks: Wi-Fi networks that you've connected with before.
Public Networks: Available Wi-Fi networks that you've never connected with before.
Secure Networks: Wi-fi networks that are password protected and have a by their name. Enter the password and tap join.  If you cannot tap join, the password you’ve entered is incorrect.
After you join a network, you'll see  next to the network and  in the upper-left corner of your display
 
Still do not see your network?  Check out this apple support page for more information




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