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To communicate with a Wi-Fi network, a device must identify itself to the network using a unique network address called a Media Access Control (MAC) address. If the device always uses the same Wi-Fi MAC address across all networks, network operators and other network observers can more easily relate that address to the device's network activity and location over time. This allows a kind of user tracking or profiling, and it applies to all devices on all Wi-Fi networks.
To improve privacy, iOS 14, iPadOS 14, and watchOS 7 use a different MAC address for each Wi-Fi network. This unique, static MAC address is your device's private Wi-Fi address, used for that network only.
Join Wi-Fi networks with a private address
Using a private address doesn't affect how you join or use most Wi-Fi networks. Simply connect to Wi-Fi like you normally would. For improved privacy, leave the Private Address setting on for all networks that support it.
If you erase all content and settings from your device, or you use the Reset Network Settings feature, your device will use a different private Wi-Fi address the next time it connects to the Wi-Fi network.
If you manage a Wi-Fi router that's configured to notify you when a new device joins the network, you'll be notified when a device first joins with a private address.
Turn private address off or on for a network
In some cases, a network might not allow devices with a private address to join, or the device can join but the network won't allow any further access. In such cases, you can choose to turn off the Private Address setting for that particular network.
To stop or resume using a private address with a specific Wi-Fi network:
iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
Apple Watch
Additional info for enterprise network administrators
The Private Address option is on by default in iOS 14, iPadOS 14, and watchOS 7. Businesses and other organizations may need to update their Wi-Fi network security to work with private addresses. Otherwise, they may choose to turn off the Private Address setting for their Wi-Fi network via an MDM-defined network profile. Learn more about private Wi-Fi addresses and enterprise.
Learn moreStudent Response Systems (Clickers)
A student response system, also commonly called a 'clicker,' is a wireless device used to answer questions the instructor poses during a classroom session. TurningPoint, from Turning Technologies, is the university-supported classroom response standard and may be used with a TurningPoint QT or RF LCD hand-held clicker device or the TurningPoint Mobile app.
TurningPoint leverages secure, centralized cloud-based management of registration, courses, rosters and assessment data and is integrated with the Brightspace/D2L Learning Environment. It functions via PowerPoint polling or polling over any application.
Click Faculty or Student tab below for details:Faculty information >Getting Started Checklist
If you decide to use clickers in your classroom teaching, please contact the LTC so we can assure that the TurningCloud software and receivers are installed and tested in the room you will be teaching in.
(Keep in mind, not all students have Smart phones , so a handheld option should also be specified if you allow use of mobile devices)
The following models work with the D2L Integration for tracking and/or grading purposes:
NOTE: ALL options (device or mobile) require user registration and a license. New clickers come bundled with a license; or a license may be purchased separately through the Clarion University bookstore or Turning Technologies web store. Availability may vary. ResponseWare mobile app requires an app download (free) and license.
* Most economical for students.
2. Request your FREE instructor kit.
3. Contact the LTC - Contact the Learning Technology Center at x1848 with the following information:
4. Add the TurningPoint Clicker Account Registration widget to any D2L course where you are using clickers. (VIDEO)
5. Create your account and connect your D2L course ( VIDEO | PDF instructions) - Register a Turning Technologies account and connect your course(s). NOTE: You must use your Clarion email address: http://account.turningtechnologies.com
6. Contact the Help Desk -Contact the Help Desk at x2640 with the CSID# to have the TurningPoint App installed on your university computer. (The CSID# is usually found on a white label)
Turning Point App Mac
7. Download software (OPTIONAL) - You may also want to install the TurningPoint App on your personal computer. Downloads for Mac and Windows PCs are available within your TurningPoint account and through the Turning Technologies website.
8. Provide student instructions - Update syllabus to include clicker information that pertains to your course, such as:
9. Sync your D2L classlist with the TurningPoint App: Instructions (PDF)
10. Running a session in class:
STudent information >GETTING STARTED
Your instructor may have indicated that clickers will be used in the classroom. The University standard is Turning Technologies handheld device ( QT2 or ResponseCard LCD models only ) and/or TurningPoint Mobile app for mobile devices. Make sure you purchase the option selected by your instructor! Clicker devices and apps are not compatible or interchangeable.
Students need the following 3 things in order to receive credit when using a clicker in their class:
Account setup:
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Mac app store wunderlist. For more directions, click the following link. PDF
Other Info:
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