Allow Devices to Access Google Classroom, Gmail, and Other Services

Allow Devices to Access Google Classroom, Gmail, and Other Services

Deborah Alexander with How to Set a Passcode

Guest blog post with Deborah Alexander

On Twitter Jen Wagner noted that sometimes when families install Google things on their iPad devices that the school requires a passcode on the device.

Solution

Through a series of tweets Deborah Alexander shared the solution. Since Jen’s school is probably not the only one, here is how to set the passcode:

Lurk on Twitter

Even if you do not normally use Twitter now is a great time to start looking. The trick is to only look at teachers like Deborah and Jen who are sharing out tips and tricks. For more advice see my blog post about lurking Twitter for Remote Learning.

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