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Students can use two devices, as long as the e-ticket is only used on ONE device. That said, we don't recommend multiple device options in the AP Testing Guide, because it’s more complicated and time-consuming, but if your students are confident in their ability to use multiple devices, it's not prohibited to do so.  \nHere's how:  \n1. The student clicks the e-ticket on their laptop/desktop, which will open up the exam on that machine, where the student will view the exam question(s) and the timer.  \n2. The student can then handwrite their response and photograph it with a smartphone or tablet.  \n3. When no fewer than 5 minutes remain, the student should email or transfer the photo(s) to their laptop/desktop and save the photos to a folder they can find easily.  \nNote: if the student has a cloud-based file storage system they can access on both devices (e.g., Google Drive or iCloud), the student can access the photos from their  \nlaptop/desktop, but then must save the photo to their laptop/desktop as a .jpg, .jpeg, or  \n. png file. The HEIC photo file format common to Apple devices can’t be submitted as is; see the relevant FAQ about HEIC files below  \n4. The student then clicks “Attach Response,” and then selects “Attach Photos.”  \n5. After the student ensures that all photos for that question have been attached, the student must click “Submit” before the time expires.  \nIn each case, as always, students should wait for the upload to complete and the “Your AP Exam is Complete” confirmation message to appear before they close the exam browser window.  \nIf students want to use an iPhone or iPad to submit an HEIC file of a photo of their handwritten work?  \nRecent iPhones and iPads save photos as HEIC files. (Apple replaced JPEG files with an image format called HEIC with the release of iOS 11 in 2017. ) HEIC photo files can’t be submitted “as is” in the online exam. They must be converted to an accepted file format. Here are two ways students can do that:  \n• Update their Apple device settings before the exam so that their photos will be saved as  \n.jpeg files: Settings > Camera > Formats > Select “Most Compatible”  \nOR  \n• Resave the HEIC file as an accepted file format: the easiest way to convert an HEIC file is for students to email it to themselves using the iPhone or iPad Mail app. The attached image will automatically be converted to a JPEG.  \nFor attaching a typed response--  \nBest device to use: laptop or desktop computer  \n• Type your response in Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Notes, or a similar application. Don't include images. Save your work often.  \n• Save your document in one of these accepted file formats: .doc, .docx, .pdf, .txt, .odt  \n• Type your AP ID and initials at the top of the response.  \n• When the timer has 5 minutes remaining, attach your response and click Submit.  \n• If your exam has two questions, you must create, save, attach, and submit two separate documents, one for each question.  \nFor attaching handwritten work—  \n• Write your AP ID, initials, and page number at the top of EACH page of the response.  \n• Write your response clearly with dark pen or pencil.  \n• When the timer has 5 minutes remaining, take a photo of your response in vertical orientation, i.e., not landscape.  \n• One page per photo. If your response is longer than one page, you’ll need to attach multiple photos (maximum of 5 photos per test question) before clicking Submit.  \n• Make sure to attach all of your pages before you click Submit.  \n• Acceptable file formats: .png, .jpg, .jpeg Additional Tech Notes:  \n• Students need to disable the Grammarly Plug-In in order to take the exam. Directions to disable Grammarly can be found here: [https://support.grammarly.com/hc/en](https://support.grammarly.com/hc/en)  \nus/articles/115000091632-Disable-the-Grammarly-browser-extension  \n• AP Exams cannot be accessed on Internet Explorer. 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