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This document provides instructions for students at Brown Mackie College to download and install a shared calendar file on their iPads. It directs users to tap the iPad Module icon, then tap "Shared Calendars" and download the shared calendar file by tapping the arrow and selecting "Install" and "Install Now." Once installed, users can access the shared calendar by opening the Calendar app from their home screen.
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