Setting Restrictions on iPads for Students
When to set Restrictions? After initial set up/configuration, update iOS to 6.0.1.
1. Go to Settings.
2. Go to Messages.
If you are signed in with your Apple ID for iMessages, turn iMessage OFF.
If you are not signed in for iMessages, go to the next step.
3. Go to General > Restrictions.
Setting Restrictions on iPads for Students
4. Enable Restrictions. Set a Restrictions passcode. Re-enter the passcode.
Recommendation: Use a 4-digit number that is not easily figured out.
5. Allow: Turn OFF FaceTime and iTunes. For iPad 3 and 4 only, turn off
Explicit Language for Siri. [Siri is not available on iPad 2.]
6. Allowed Content: Change Require Password to Immediately.
Setting Restrictions
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NOTE: Sometimes this screen has a glitch and the headings of the sections
are on the bottom of the previous section. Leave the screen to reset [for
example, go to Sounds] and then go back to General > Restrictions.
Restrictions Then
try again.
7. Privacy (iOS
iOS version 6.0.1
6.0.1): Don’t Allow Changes to each of the followingfollowing
Contacts, Calendars, Reminders, Twitter and Facebook. A lock icon
will
appear when done.
Setting Restrictions
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8. Allow Changes (iOS
iOS version 6.0.1
6.0.1): Don’t Allow Changes to Accounts. A
lock icon
will appear when done.
Friends
9. Game Center: Turn OFF Multiplayer Games and Adding Friends.