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Certain printers at each school have been setup for printing from mobile devices (like iPads). These special printers have a unique email address that allows them to print PDF and image files (.jpg, .png, etc) that are sent to them:
Supported Printers:
| School | Printer | |
|---|---|---|
| CHMS | CHMS Library B&W | chmslibrarybw@d181.org |
| CHMS 2nd Hall East B&W | chms2ndhalleastbw@d181.org | |
| CHMS 2nd Hall West B&W | chms2ndhallwestbw@d181.org | |
| CHMS 3rd Hall East B&W | chms3rdhalleastbw@d181.org | |
| CHMS 3rd Hall West B&W | chms3rdhallwestbw@d181.org | |
| Elm | Elm 4th Grade Hall B&W | elm4thgradehallbw@d181.org |
| Elm Hallway Copier | elmhallwaycopier@d181.org | |
| Elm Library Copier | elmlibrarycopier@d181.org | |
| HMS | HMS Library Copier | hmslibrarycopier@d181.org |
| Madison | Madison Lab B&W | madisonlabbw@d181.org |
| Madison Wkrm 2 B&W | madisonwkrm2bw@d181.org | |
| Monroe | Monroe Elevator Copier | monroeelevatorcopier@d181.org |
| Monroe Lab B&W | monroerlabbw@d181.org | |
| Oak | Oak Library B&W | oaklibrarybw@d181.org |
| Oak Wkrm Copier Left | oakwkrmcopierleft@d181.org | |
| Prospect | Prospect Lab B&W | prospectlabbw@d181.org |
| Prospect Wkrm 2 B&W | prospectwkrm2bw@d181.org | |
| The Lane | Lane Library B&W | lanelibrarybw@d181.org |
| Lane Wkrm B&W | lanewkrmbw@d181.org | |
| Walker | Walker Art Hall B&W | walkerarthallbw@d181.org |
| Walker 2nd Hall B&W | walker2ndhallbw@d181.org | |
| Walker Hallway Copier | walkerhallwaycopier@d181.org |
Printing From An iPad
To print from an iPad, email the document(s) you want to print in PDF form to one of the printers in the table above. The district recommends the Gmail app. Instructions on how to sign in to that app (once downloaded) are below:
To print a document, the app must support email as a sharing option. The example workflow below is done using the Pages and Gmail apps:
While each app may look slightly different, you can generally access the email sharing option by tapping on the share/more menu button and then tapping either the export option, or the send a copy/email/[open in] Gmail option
A draft email layout; note the target printer in the "To:" field as well as the document(s) that will be printed
Once you've emailed the job, you should receive a confirmation email with some additional info (Click to jump to the notifications section of the article)
Printing From A Chromebook
To print from a Chromebook, you must download a copy of your work as a PDF (or an image file like .jpg or .png). Once that's downloaded, you attach the file to an email and send it to one of the printers in the list at the top of the article. In the screenshots below, the process to export your work (Google Docs is shown) and then attach the downloaded file to email is outlined:
As long as you can export the content to a .pdf, .jpg, or .png, you can print it.
To print the file you just exported, attach it to an email and send to the printer's email address.
Notifications/Checking Job Status
After you've submitted a print job, you'll receive a notification with the status of the job:
Most emails will contain a link to check the status of the job in real time should something go wrong. Click on the link (or go to http://print.d181.org:9191/client) and sign in with your computer username and password (not your email login) to see a more detailed readout of the job status.
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