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Our iPad Initiative was started in 2016 to provide a common computing platform for our students. We provide an iPad to each student upon their arrival, which students get to keep upon successful graduation from our program. 

Having a common learning platform enhances collaboration and provides all students with the same set of tools. iPad also helps faculty to provide a more dynamic learning experience for our students while reducing specialized technical support needed with diverse platforms. iPads are easy to use and simple to fix. If your iPad breaks, bring it to our in-house tech support team for an easy exchange.

iPad

A 10TH GENERATION IPAD WITH 64GB OF STORAGE

Pencil

APPLE PENCIL, PERFECT FOR TAKING NOTES AND DRAWING ON YOUR IPAD

Care

3 YEARS OF APPLECARE+ WARRANTY

Will my activity on the iPad be monitored?

No

We can not monitor your day-to-day activities on your iPad, read your e-mails, view your web history, or view any files on your iPad. The College does use a mobile device management system to provide a method to deliver content to your iPad. While this system does collect data on the apps that are installed it does not provide data on when, where, or how those apps were used. 

In short, the data on your iPad is completely private and the management software can only be used to assist with academic and technical support.

Technical Support

There are two major places to receive technical assistance. First, is the University's Tech Help Center. At this site you'll find thousands of articles covering almost every possible need. If your question isn't answered there please visit the College's IT Department.

Remote Learning Resources

FAQs

When will I receive my iPad?

iPads are distributed during orientation. For those unable to attend early orientation please contact the Office of Academic and Student Affairs to arrange an alternative distribution date.

What device and accessories am I receiving?

You will receive a 10th Generation iPad with 64 gigabytes of storage and a first-generation Apple Pencil.

Can I take the iPad home over breaks?

Yes, feel free to take the iPad wherever you wish.

Do you recommend I purchase a keyboard?

While not expressly necessary, a keyboard would increase the productivity of the iPad for common class scenarios such as writing papers or answering long-form test questions. One keyboard we recommend is the Logitech Slim Keyboard Folio. It provides complete protection of the iPad as well as a place to store your Apple Pencil. 

Who owns the iPad?

While you are a student at the College of Pharmacy the iPad is considered University property. Once you have graduated from our program, all university-provided software will be removed and the iPad will officially belong to you.

Are there any prohibited actions on the iPad?

You are free to use your iPad for both school work and leisure. Read books, play games, stream videos as you please. The only banned actions are jailbreaking the iPad, removing the University installed management software, or using the device for illegal activities.

Will my activity on the iPad be monitored?

No

We can not monitor your day-to-day activities on your iPad, read your e-mails, view your web history, or view any files on your iPad. The College does use a mobile device management system to provide a method to deliver content to your iPad. While this system does collect data on the apps that are installed it does not provide data on when, where, or how those apps were used. 

In short, the data on your iPad is completely private and the management software can only be used to assist with academic and technical support.

My iPad is damaged! How do I get it fixed?

As soon as you notice the damage contact the IT staff (website: https://techhelpcenter.uky.edu/assistance email: 218help@uky.edu phone: 859-218-4357) to set up a repair appointment. The IT staff will set up a loaner iPad for you to use while your damaged iPad is being repaired.

You are responsible for any repair costs incurred on the iPad but AppleCare+ that we provide does have a discount rate for the first two incidents of accidental damage, $49. Afterward, repair costs will be at the market rate. For more details on the AppleCare+ warranty please see the AppleCare Terms and Conditions page.

My iPad was lost or stolen, what do I need to do?

First, please contact the IT staff (e-mail: 218help@uky.edu phone: 859-218-4357). Using "Find My iPad" they will attempt to locate your missing iPad, otherwise, they will remotely lock your iPad so that no one can access your private data. The IT staff will also provide you with a loaner iPad to use while your iPad is missing. 

If you believe your iPad has been stolen please contact the police to file a report. Once you have obtained a copy of the police report please send it to the IT staff for our records.

If you can not locate the iPad you will be responsible for purchasing a replacement.

I'm withdrawing or transferring schools. What do I do with my iPad?

You will need to back up any data you wish to keep and return the iPad and Apple Pencil to the College of Pharmacy. Please contact the IT staff (website: https://techhelpcenter.uky.edu/assistance e-mail: 218help@uky.edu phone: 859-218-4357) to arrange an appointment to return your iPad.

We wish to remember and honor those who inhabited this Commonwealth before the arrival of the Europeans. Briefly occupying these lands were the Osage, Wyndott tribe, and Miami peoples. The Adena and Hopewell peoples, who are recognized by the naming of the time period in which they resided here, were here more permanently. Some of their mounds remain in the Lexington area, including at UK’s Adena Park.

In more recent years, the Cherokee occupied southeast Kentucky, the Yuchi southwest Kentucky, the Chickasaw extreme western Kentucky and the Shawnee central Kentucky including what is now the city of Lexington. The Shawnee left when colonization pushed through the Appalachian Mountains. Lower Shawnee Town ceremonial grounds are still visible in Greenup County.

We honor the first inhabitants who were here, respect their culture, and acknowledge the presence of their descendants who are here today in all walks of life including fellow pharmacists and healthcare professionals.