iPad Backup

To download the district's core apps like Pages and Notability, you will need to go the the Self Service app on your iPad. Search for the app you need, then tap the "Install" button. After a few minutes, the apps will install on your iPad.

1. On your iPad, go to the Settings app.
2. In Settings, go Sign in to your iPad on the left-hand side.
3. Enter your Apple ID and password.
4. Once you sign into iCloud, you may be asked to “Merge with iCloud?” Tap on “Merge”.
5. Another popup will appear asking “Allow iCloud to Use the Location of Your iPad?”. This enables Find My iPad. Tap on “OK”.

If you will be turning in your iPad you also need to turn off Find my iPad using the following steps:

1. Go to Settings > iCloud > Find my iPad > Turn Off
2. Enter your Apple ID password
3. Tap Turn Off

Follow these steps to backup the pictures and video from your iPad’s Camera Roll in the Photos app to Google using the Google Photos app. It is recommended that you go through your Photos app and delete any photos or videos that you do not want backed up. The more photos and videos you have, the longer it will take to back them up to Google.

1. If you don’t have it installed, download the Google Photos app from Self Service.
2. Once it is installed, open the app.
3. Follow the instructions Google's support page to use Google Photos to save.
4. Verify that your photos and videos are in Google: On your Mac or iPad, open a web browser, go to http://drive.google.com and sign in with your MyPanthers account. On the left-hand sidebar, you will see a category called “Google Photos”. Click on “Google Photos” and confirm that your photos and videos are backed up. Videos may take more time to appear in Google. Give it up to an hour for each video to appear on the Google Drive website.

1. Open the Settings app  and tap on your iCloud account.
2. Tap on the iCloud menu. 

3. Make sure that iCloud Drive, Pages, and Keynote are all turned on with a green slider. iBooks is optional.

4. Open the Files app on your iPad. 
5. Tap on Browse>On my iPad and select the app you want to backup.

6. Tap Select in the upper right-hand corner and select the files to copy. Then tap on Move.

7. Select iCloud Drive, then tap on Copy.

Backup Notability

1. Open the Notability app.
2. On the bottom-left corner of the screen, tap the Gear icon
3. Under Auto-backup, tap Google Drive
4. Enter your MyPanthers email (ex. 19jsmith@mypanthers.org) and your network password.
5. Accept the Google Drive terms by tapping Allow on the bottom of the window.
6. Tap the blue gear icon next to Google Drive. This will show you that you will backup your documents to a folder on Drive called “Notability”. Tap on Choose Format and change it from PDF to Note.
7. Tap Close in the Settings window. Notability will now move your documents to Google Drive.
8. On the bottom-left of the screen you will see a progress circle saying Backing Up.
9. Once this is complete, it will say Finish Your Notability Documents are now backed up to your MyPanthers and Google Drive.

Restoring Notability

1. Download the Notability app from the App Store.
2. On the bottom-left corner of the screen, tap the Gear icon
3. Under Auto-backup, tap Google Drive
4. Enter your MyPanthers email (ex. 19jsmith@mypanthers.org) and your network password.
5. Accept the Google Drive terms by tapping Allow on the bottom of the window.
6. Tap the blue gear icon next to Google Drive. This will show you that you will backup your documents to a folder on Drive called “Notability”. Tap on Choose Format and change it from PDF to Note.
7. Tap Close in the Settings window.
8. On the top-right of the window, tap on the Share icon (the blue box with a down arrow). This will open the Import
9. Tap on Google Drive, find and tap on the Notability folder, and tap on Import All, then
10. You will see a progress circle around each document as they download to your iPad. Tap on Done and they will continue to download in the background.

In order to backup your iMovie projects and videos on your iPad you will need to sign into iCloud. 

Export iMovie Videos to iCloud

If you have an iCloud account set up, you can save a movie or project file to iCloud Drive so that it can be stored in iCloud and accessed from another device. If you run out of storage or need more assistance, contact Technology Services.

1. Do one of the following:
   1. From the Projects browser or Theater: Tap a movie or trailer.
   2. If you’re editing a project: Tap the back button to return to the project details screen.
2. Tap the Share button, then tap iCloud Drive.
3. Do one of the following:
   1. To save a video file that you can play on all your devices: Tap Video File.
   2. To save a project file that you can open and edit in iMovie on another iOS device: Tap iMovie Project. Choose the iCloud Drive folder where you want to save the file, then tap Done 

Restore iMovie Videos and Projects

To restore iMovie Videos and Projects to a new iPad, follow these steps: 

1. Sign into iCloud.
2. Install iMovie from the App Store.
3. Under Projects, tap the Share button on the top-left of the screen, then tap on the iMovie folder in iCloud Drive.
4. Tap on the project you wish to download and it will download to your iPad.

Please note that uploading video can take an hour or more on Wi-Fi.