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eChalk goes mobile

October 15, 2011

eChalk has gone mobile! Students can now download an eChalk app on their iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, and Android phones for free. eChalk is always being used, so why not get it on your mobile devices!

The app features almost everything on eChalk, from email to calendars and class news. Discussions and groups are not mobile-ready yet.

You can download the app by going to http://kerr.aliefisd.net/mobile/download.aspx and follow the instructions.

Set up your account first on a desktop computer by going to your profile and creating a “retrieve password” question.

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