Republished from https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205918 Apple updated July 30, 2018
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Learn how to use the Managed Apple ID that your educational institution assigns to you.
This article is for users who have Managed Apple IDs. If you're an IT administrator, learn more about how to create and use Managed Apple IDs with Apple School Manager.
Your educational institution can create Managed Apple IDs for instructors and students to use for educational purposes. Managed Apple IDs are unique to your institution and separate from Apple IDs that you can create for yourself. You can associate your Managed Apple ID with the same email address and phone number as your personal Apple ID. Unlike personal Apple IDs, IT administrators manage the services that your Managed Apple ID can access.
Your school or district can use Managed Apple IDs to log in to a Shared iPad and access Apple services. These services include iCloud and iTunes U, and you can collaborate in Pages, Numbers, and Keynote with other users within your organization. Managed Apple IDs also include 200GB of iCloud storage.
To maintain a focus on education, these services are disabled for Managed Apple IDs:
App Store purchasing
iTunes Store purchasing
Book Store purchasing
HomeKit connected devices
Apple Pay
Find My iPhone
Find My Mac
Find My Friends
iCloud Mail
iCloud Keychain (although, keychain items are saved and restored on Shared iPad devices)
iCloud Family Sharing
FaceTime (this is off by default, but your institution can turn it on)
iMessage (this is off by default, but your institution can turn it on)
Because Managed Apple IDs can't make purchases, administrators assign content to your Managed Apple ID or assigned devices.
Not all services are available in all countries or regions.
After your institution creates your account, you can use your Managed Apple ID. Your Managed Apple ID might include your institution’s name or “appleid.” For example, your ID might look like johnappleseed@appleid.myschool.edu.
Your institution’s Apple School Manager administrator sets up your account name. If there’s a mistake in your username, or if you need to change your account information, contact your institution’s administrator.
When you sign in to your Managed Apple ID for the first time, use the temporary password your instructor or administrator provides you. After you sign in, you'll be prompted to set up a new password. You must complete your password setup before you can sign in to some Apple services like iTunes U or the Volume Purchase Program (VPP) Credit portal.
If you’re a manager, instructor, or other staff member, sign in to appleid.apple.com on your Mac or iOS device to set up your password. You must use a standard password that includes eight or more numbers and letters.
If you’re a student, you might be able to use a six-digit or four-digit password instead of a standard password. Your school administrator determines how complex your password needs to be. To set up your password, sign in on a Shared iPad or sign in to iCloud on a school device.
Unlike personal Apple IDs, your administrator resets your password. Follow these steps to create a new password:
Contact your administrator to get a temporary password.
Use your temporary password to sign in to a shared iPad or sign in to iCloud on your device. Or, if your role has access, sign in to Apple School Manager with your temporary password.
Create a new password.
Managed Apple ID passwords can’t be reset from the Apple ID account page or iforgot.apple.com.
To log in to devices that are set up with Apple School Manager, use your Managed Apple ID and password. To sign in to devices not set up with Apple School Manager, follow the steps for your role:
Students: Use your Managed Apple ID, password, and a six-digit verification code. Your school or administrator provides this code, which expires after one year.
Managers, instuctors, or other staff members: Use your Managed Apple ID and password with two-factor authentication.
Your institution that issues your Managed Apple ID owns your account. Your IT administrators can access your account at any time and make the following changes:
Restrict access to your account
Remove your account
Update your account information
Check the policy that your administrator, managers, or instructors have for the personal use of Managed Apple IDs.
To change your password, add a new email address, or change your phone number, use the Apple ID account page. To change your trusted devices, you must be an Administrator, Manager, or Instructor.
Published Date: July 30, 2018