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iPad Basics and Tips

iPad Basics and Tips

iPad Basics and Tips

A child's hand touches a tablet displaying a logo with the letter 'H'.

Basic setup, tips, and troubleshooting for your HPS-issued iPad

Connecting to WiFi

Screenshot of an iPad settings menu, highlighting the Wi-Fi option.

Step by Step Guide

  • Tap the Settings app (silver gear)
  • Tap WiFi
  • Choose your home network and type in the password, if necessary

Logging Into Your Account

Step by Step Guide

Signing into one Google App signs you into all of them!

  • Tap the “Google Meet” app
  • Enable all permissions (Camera, Microphone)
  • Tap “Sign in”
  • Type your full student email, ending in @student.haverhill-ps.org
  • Sign in with your HPS username and password

A tablet screen displays various app icons, including Google Meet.

Accessing Digital Resources

A tablet screen displays various app icons, including a calendar and camera.

Step by Step Guide

Sign into the ClassLink App for all other HPS resources

  • Tap the “ClassLink” app
  • Search for “Haverhill”
  • Sign in with your HPS username and password
  • Access relevant resources, such as Google Classroom and more

Other Resources

A tablet screen displays various app icons, including calendar, camera, and settings.

iPad Settings
Tap the Settings app (silver gear at the bottom of the screen) to adjust various settings, such as connecting to WiFi, changing the screen brightness, or changing how long it takes for the iPad screen to go to sleep (Auto-Lock).

A tablet displays various app icons on its home screen.

Basic Troubleshooting


Many problems can be solved by:

  • Making sure your battery is fully charged, using the supplied cable / brick
  • Ensuring you are connected to WiFi (check Settings > WiFi and toggle off / on
  • Quitting open apps by double-tapping the physical “home button” and sliding the apps up to make them disappear
  • Restarting your iPad by holding down the power button at the top-right of the screen, if you’re holding the device portrait-style with the home button at the bottom