This lesson describes how to use AirPlay on a MacBook Air or Pro to mirror the screen to an IWB or Apple TV at the College.

NOTE: AirPlay can be used to display ALL of the contents of the screen on the MacBook EXCEPT for content from DVDs. This is due to DRM (Digital Rights Management) restrictions placed on Apple by the Movie and Film industries. However, DVDs can be played back over AirPlay by using a 3rd-party DVD player on the Mac such as VLC Media Player (covered in the next lesson).

This lesson explains how to install the ExtremeZ-IP widget onto the Mac Dashboard if it is not already installed for any reason. ExtremeZ-IP allows users to easily install printers and add network drives without ICT staff assistance.

*By default, the widget should be installed on all staff and student Macs on the College network.

This lesson explains how to add printers to a Mac on the Bayside Christian College network. The process of adding printers to the Mac has been simplified through the use of a software utility named "ExtremeZ-IP", which allows for one click installation of printers pre-configured to work properly on the College network.

The fastest way to navigate a Mac is to learn the OS X keyboard shortcuts available at your fingertips.

With just a few keystrokes users can save files, switch between different applications or documents, and even create screenshots on the fly. It's easy, if you know the keyboard shortcuts to use.

This lesson shows the user the structure of the Mac "document library" or User Home; the differences between the "Local" and "Network" user home; and, how to save files to the folders on the network home so they are available from any computer at the college or their iPad.