First, are you the Admin for your computer? If not you need to contact your admin and get their help with this. If not look down the list further and check to see if Remote Management is checked. Again if you are not the admin and Remote Management is checked. Click on options and make sure Observer and Control are at least clicked.
Just follow the steps in the guide above as normal. I would be more interested in the reverse. Accessing an iPad screen from a Mac, as in monitoring the Kids. So much, this! This is and so many other remote management options are desperately needed to make iPads really truly viable for school settings.
If anyone reading this gets close to an Apple Dev, please please please yack their ear off about this topic. I can get any iOS device without an A5 chip or better having issues not being able to do this, but anything that can handle AirPlay should be able to. If an A5X can push a retina screen it can send a sequence shrunk and compressed images over the network to an Admin computer. In a home or school networked environment no one is going to care about a bit of battery loss from the nearly always live connection.
We who have the dubious task of monitoring children be us parents or teachers need every last tool we can get. I would love to be able to keep a classroom set of 20 to 30 iPads on rotating display through Apple Remote Desktop.
Make sure your Mac is connected to your router by an Ethernet cable not Wireless. It really sucks that screen sharing and file sharing is not core functionality for an iPad. It is very easy to setup. Splashtop Personal is one of the best and easiest remote desktop apps for iPad. If you want to work effortlessly with all inclusive version without in-app purchases, you should download Remorter VNC-Remote Desktop app on your iPhone and iPad.
Screens makes it very easy to find and add new machines you want to connect to over VNC. It'll look on your local network and let you choose from a list. If you select one, it'll fill in everything you need except for your password. You can either opt to enter it now and save it for easy connections, or leave it blank and enter it each time you connect.
Once you're connected to a machine, that's when things get fun. Screens keeps a bunch of handy buttons available to you at all times at the bottom of your iPad's screen. Up top you have the option of expanding to a full-sized keyboard or switching to some very useful shortcut buttons. The shortcut buttons perform common tasks like window minimization, copying, pasting, and several other things that save you a few taps. What makes Screens particularly cool, however, is the multitouch gesture support.
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