iPad Information - St. Rita of Cascia High School

2017-18 iPad Information
Recommended Devices
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$399 iPad Air 2 32GB Wi-Fi Only or $499 iPad Air 2 128GB Wi-Fi
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AppleCare+ or a comparable protection package is encouraged.
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A case that protects the front, back and corner edges of the iPad is required.
Device Requirements
All student iPads must have a minimum of 32 GB of storage for textbooks, apps and student work. If purchasing an iPad,
you should purchase one of the recommended devices above. If you have an iPad that meets the storage requirements
which can be used exclusively by your son for school, you may use that iPad. If you choose to use an iPad with less than
32 GB of storage, you may risk not being able to download textbooks and apps or send work through normal electronic
channels.
* Prices noted above are as of March 7, 2017 & subject to change.
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Student iPads: SR1:1 Program 2017-18
1. Student Apps Policy
St. Rita is committed to minimizing the cost of apps while maximizing the learning experience. Teachers are
not allowed to require students to purchase apps without approval from the administration.
2. Required Free Apps
iLife Package
General Apps
iMovie (video editing)
Garageband (music editing)
Pages (documents)
Numbers (spreadsheet)
Keynote (presentation)
Dropbox (workflow)
Google Drive (workflow)
Google Docs (documents)
Google Sheets (spreadsheets)
Google (browser)
Educreations (whiteboard)
Mindjet (reference)
Socrative (student response clicker)
Quizlet (review)
Haiku Deck (presentation)
Textbook Readers
Bookshelf
Copia Class
iBooks
Kindle
3. Required Pay Apps
Notability (note taking) - $9.99
Literary Analysis Guide (reference) - $2.99
4. Required Free Apps for Specific Disciplines
Foreign Language Algebra & Geometry
Theology (Freshmen & Sophomore)
DuoLingo
Desmos (Graphing Calculator) Laudate (scripture reference)
Wordreference
Currency
Weather
Spanish
Univision
Que Rica Vida
LFP
5. Responsible and Ethical use of Technology & Expectations and Procedures: Student iPads
At St. Rita, we are committed to teaching our students how to use technology effectively, responsibly and
ethically. In our 1:1 program, it is important to remember that the iPad is a tool, not a goal. It provides
opportunities for learning that were previously unimaginable. The student is a active participant in the
responsible use of all technology.
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