The document provides an overview of basic iPad functions including:
- Opening and closing apps by tapping icons or using the home button.
- Common app symbols and the control center for accessing settings.
- Multitasking gestures like swiping between apps or revealing the dock.
- Closing running apps by opening the multitasking window.
- Customizing the dock, making folders, and adding web clips to the home screen.
- Using features like screenshots, bookmarks, and reader view in Safari.
- Searching with Spotlight and setting restrictions and accessibility options.
This document provides tips and explanations for exploring and customizing the iPad. It discusses 1) organizing apps into folders, 2) using app icons, 3) the spotlight search tool, 4) page indicators, and 5) placing frequently used apps in the dock. It also explains how to edit the home screen, view purchased apps, optimize battery life, use split and full keyboards, enable assistive touch and multitasking gestures, use AirPlay to stream content, and create a custom lock screen image.
The document provides an overview of the new features and interface of Windows 8, describing how to navigate and use the touch-friendly Start screen. It explains how to access apps, switch between them, organize tiles on the Start screen, and use touch gestures and mouse interactions. Key features highlighted include the new live tiles, app commands, charms, and settings panel.
The document provides information about Android 4.4 (KitKat) software available on ALCATEL ONETOUCH devices. It introduces features of Android 4.4 such as Google Now, notifications and settings, printing, screenshots, and using the on-screen keyboard. The document also describes how to set up the device, get around the interface, check for system updates, and set a lock screen.
The document provides tips for using an iPad, including how to:
1) Lock screen orientation by tapping the orientation icon; adjust volume and brightness using sliders accessible from the bottom of the screen.
2) Search for apps by dragging down from the center of the screen and typing the app name.
3) Take screenshots by pressing the sleep/wake and home buttons simultaneously.
4) Switch between apps using the home button and close apps by swiping them upward.
The document provides instructions and information for using an iPad, including how to register it on the DOE wifi network, customize the home screen, use native apps like Safari and Mail, find and download apps from the App Store, set up security features like Find My iPad and a passcode, and access teacher resources for using the iPad as an educational tool.
The document provides instructions for setting up and using an iPad, including how to register it, connect to WiFi networks, use built-in apps like Mail and Photos, download additional apps from the App Store, set a passcode lock and lockscreen message, and find accessibility and collaboration resources. It also includes tips for rearranging the home screen, closing running apps, taking screenshots, and troubleshooting frozen apps.
Quick overview of some of the most asked about iPad applications for the Older Adults and Access to Technology initiative with the First United Church Waterloo and the KW AccessAbility, March 2016.
Older Adults and Technology Peer Coaching, an initiative of the Social Development Centre Waterloo Region, First United Church Waterloo and KW AccessAbility.
http://www.waterlooregion.org/older-adults-and-access-to-technology
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5 tips to make your iPad more productiveMatthew Carr
The iPad is a fantastic workhorse that has found its way into many homes, offices and schools. Here are a few tips to help you get a little more productivity from it.
This document provides information about key features of the Windows 8 operating system. It discusses the redesigned interface with tiles and apps, the new Start screen, how to open and switch apps, customize the interface with groups, use the desktop, navigate with hot corners and gestures, control power options with the charms bar, search functionality, access files with File Explorer, connect remotely and use the cloud for syncing settings across devices. It also gives definitions for important Windows 8 terms and summarizes new features introduced in Windows 8.1 like additional tile sizes, easier customization of the Start screen, and enhancements to the touch keyboard.
This document provides a quick reference for the hardware buttons, built-in apps, and gestures on the iPad. It describes the functions of the home button, sleep/wake button, volume buttons, side switch, as well as how to open and switch between apps, access the notification center and control center, lock the iPad, take screenshots, and more. It also summarizes the status bar and how to use the on-screen keyboard to type, select text, and insert numbers, punctuation, and accented characters.
The document provides instructions for basic iPad functions including opening and closing apps, using the multitasking bar, gestures for navigation, closing apps, orientation and mute settings, organizing and moving apps, customizing the dock, creating folders and app icons, taking screenshots, using search and security settings, and typing tips. It also covers restarting the iPad, magnifying text, customizing wallpaper, and using iBooks and PDFs.
This document provides an overview of a training session on using iPads in the classroom. It begins with introductory activities where teachers discuss their current iPad use and goals for the training. The bulk of the document outlines tips and tricks for using different iPad features, including gestures, apps, and settings. It also explores ways to project the iPad, find and evaluate educational apps, and incorporate iPads into lessons. The training concludes by reviewing additional iPad resources and having teachers discuss plans for iPad integration in their own classrooms.
iPad class for beginners who have little experience with mobile technology. Includes overview of iPad, including hardware and controls, becoming familiar with the home screen and introduces how to use the iPad with multi-touch controls. Additional resources for more information included. Illustrated.
A presentation covering tips & tricks to do more with your iPad, including adjusting settings, using Safari, iCloud, manipulating text, editing photos, and more.
This document provides an overview of basic iPad features for iOS7, including how to use the sleep/wake button, home button, gestures like tapping, swiping and pinching. It explains how to close apps, search, take screenshots, use the keyboard, browse the internet with Safari, save images, take photos and videos with the camera, and view photos in the Photos app. It also describes how to transfer photos and videos off the iPad using the Simple Transfer app or a lightning cable connected to a computer.
Talk to Siri to practice speaking and listening skills
ABC Mouse: Educational games for early learners
Endless Alphabet: Interactive alphabet app
Starfall ABCs: Learn letters and sounds through games and activities
LeapFrog Phonics: Learn phonics through interactive games
Sago Mini: Early learning games for numbers, letters, art, music
Toddler Learning Games: Fun games for colors, shapes, numbers
Kids A-Z: Learn letters, sounds, sight words through games and activities
PBS Kids: Games and videos from your favorite PBS shows
Sesame Street: Games and videos from Sesame Street
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The document provides an agenda for a training session on using iPads in education, including getting familiar with the device, discovering classroom apps, and discussing questions and concerns about using iPads. Attendees will work in pairs at their own pace to master objectives, report conclusions, and get help from neighbors. The trainer will check in periodically and different slides provide directions, facts, and activities for pairs or groups.
A short PPT going over some of the basic tips on using an iPad, like how to bookmark something, how to copy and paste, how to change some settings, etc.
This document provides tips and tricks for using an iPad, including how to take screenshots, adjust settings, download apps from the App Store, type on the keyboard, copy and paste text, bookmark websites, organize apps into folders, and close running apps to save battery life. Key functions covered are the home and power buttons, settings menu, Wi-Fi connection, passcode lock, keyboard configuration, app updates, and multi-tasking view.
This document provides tips and tricks for using an iPad, including how to take screenshots, adjust settings, download apps from the App Store, type on the keyboard, copy and paste text, bookmark websites, organize apps into folders, and close running apps to save battery life. Key functions covered are the home and power buttons, settings menu, Wi-Fi connection, passcode lock, keyboard configuration, app updates, and multi-tasking view.
The document provides tips and tricks for using an iPad. It discusses adjusting screen brightness both in settings and within apps like iBooks. It also covers taking screenshots, muting the volume, copying and pasting text, accessing educational content on iTunes U, using auto-brightness to save battery life, syncing documents with iTunes, organizing apps, taking photos, locking the screen orientation, seeing running apps, and maximizing the iPad's potential.
5 Cool iPad Functions You Probably Don't KnowAlon Tamir
While the iPad is intuitive for novice to expert business users, underneath the surface are some little known tricks that will provide you with a richer user experience. In fact, some of the iPad gurus we spoke with didn’t know about at least one of these tricks! Anxious to learn some new ways to use your iPad? Let’s talk about five cool iPad functions you probably don’t know about.
The document provides an overview of new features in Windows 8, describing how to navigate the updated interface using touch, mouse, and keyboard. It explains how to access the Start screen, switch between apps, organize tiles, use charms and settings, manage windows, and customize the interface. Touch gestures like swiping from edges are emphasized as primary ways to interact with Windows 8 on touchscreen devices.
The document provides an overview of the new features and interface of Windows 8, describing how to navigate and use the touch-friendly Start screen. It explains how to access apps, switch between them, organize tiles on the Start screen, and use touch gestures like swiping from edges to reveal app commands and the charms. The summary highlights the focus on touch navigation, customizing the Start screen, and using swipes and gestures to access apps and commands.
These slides are used in the introduction to using iPads in Educatiion seminar. It is an overview and introduction to the hundreds of apps available to use in Learning and Teaching. These seminars were first run in 2010.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for installing the Shaklee Conversation App on an iPad. It describes opening the Settings app and checking Wi-Fi connectivity, then using Safari to log into the MyShaklee back office website and downloading the app. It notes the app may take up to an hour to install and will then appear on the iPad desktop. Additional options are provided for iPad1 users.
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3. Commonalities
To open an app, simply tap on the icon. To
minimize the app, press the home button. To fully
close the app, double press the home button (or
swipe up from the top of the dock with four
fingers), then flick the app off the top of the
screen.
Many apps have common symbols that perform
specific tasks, just like icons in Microsoft Office
applications. Knowing these symbols will help
you acclimate to new apps.
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Home Button
4. Control Center
Swipe up from bottom of screen with one or more fingers to activate.
Turn On/Off
Lock Rotation
Bluetooth
Airplane Mode
or Mute
Turn On/Off
Do Not Disturb
Wireless
Access Clock
Music Controls
Access
Camera
Volume
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File Transfer
Use for
Reflector
Screen Brightness
5. Multitasking Gestures
Swipe left or right with four fingers to switch between
open apps (must be in an app to activate).
Slide up with four fingers from the bottom of the screen/
TOP of the dock to reveal the multitasking bar.
Pinch five fingers together to return to the home screen.
If you find that you use these gestures accidentally, you
can turn them off. Open settings, tap general, and turn off
multitasking.
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6. Multitasking Window
The multitasking window allows you to
quickly swap between recently opened
apps. Double click on the home button or
swipe up from the top of the dock with four
fingers to activate.
This reveals the most recently opened apps.
Push or flick the app preview window to
the top of the screen to close the app.
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7. Closing Apps
While having apps open in
multitasking can be handy, it is a
good idea to close running apps out
occasionally.
To close apps, double tap the home
button or swipe up from the top of
the dock with four fingers to open
the Multitasking Window. Flick app
images to the top of the screen to
close running apps.
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8. Orientation and Mute
Open Settings, tap General, and find Use
Side Switch. Choose Lock Screen if you
want the switch to lock the rotation, or
Mute if you want the switch to make the
iPad silent.
You can easily access the mute (or lock
rotation) option from the Control Center.
The selection NOT set for the switch will
appear in the Control Center.
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9. Move and Delete Apps
You can move the icons around on your
iPad and delete apps you no longer use.
Hold your finger on any icon for a few
seconds and they will all start to shake. You
can now drag them around to rearrange.
T the x to delete the app.
ap
You can also move apps to other pages by
dragging the icon to the edge of the current
screen to go to the next page.
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10. Customizing Dock
The dock at the bottom of the screen can hold
your most used applications or folders. While
moving apps around, just drag the app or folder
down to the dock. The dock appears on every
screen and holds up to 6 icons.
Recommended apps on the dock are
dependent upon whether the iPad is an
individual or shared student device. Settings,
Google Drive, Safari, Chrome and Chirp are
some you may wish to consider.
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11. Making Folders
Folders allow you to group similar apps together to
save screen space. While organizing your apps, drag
one app icon on top of another. This then creates a
folder with both apps inside. You can name the folder
to reflect the apps it contains.
To move more apps into a particular folder, simply
return to the main screen and drag the other apps
onto the folder icon. Folders contain multiple screens
and you can now have numerous apps in each
folder. Nine apps will display on each page, swipe
across to reveal additional pages.
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12. Creating Web Clips
You can add a new app icon for any website to
your home screen. While browsing in safari, tap
the up arrow button and then tap add to home
screen. Some websites supply an icon; if not
then a screenshot of the current view is used.
You can also rename the web clip before
selecting Add.
Practice this skill by creating a web clip for
a website you frequently use.
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13. Favorites Bar
Safari on the iPad comes with a Favorites
Bar that you can use to quickly access your
favorite web pages.
To make the Favorites Bar visible at all times,
go to Settings then Safari. Turn on Show
Favorites Bar.
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14. Bookmarking
T the up arrow, then select Bookmark.
ap
Decide whether to store on Favorites Bar or
in Bookmarks, which will appear under the
book icon on the right side of the web
address.
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15. Avoiding Clutter with Reader
If you see an icon to the left of a web
address that looks like lines on a page, that
means the ‘Reader’ function is available on
that webpage, tap to activate.
If you don’t see the icon, Reader isn’t
available for the page you are viewing. See
before and after examples to the right
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16. Save Safari Images
While browsing Safari you can save
images you like. T and hold an
ap
image until a pop-up appears. Choose
Save Image. This image will now be
saved in your Photos album. Launch
the Photos app to view the image.
Be sure you model good digital
citizenship by applying photo credit,
perhaps by using the Skitch app!
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17. T
aking a Screenshot
To take a screenshot, just press the
Home button and the Sleep/Wake
button at the same time.
The iPad screen flashes white
quickly and makes a sound like a
camera shutter. The image will be
saved in the Photos app.
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18. Spotlight Search Feature
Drag down the middle of any home screen to
reveal the Spotlight Search.
Type the name of the song, artist, file or app
that you’re looking for in the search box.
To customize what will be searched, go to
Settings, General, Spotlight Search.
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19. Security Settings
Restrictions provide a password
protected ability to lock down certain
features on an iPad. They may be
set at a district or school level. DO
NOT SHARE access code with
students!
To access: Settings, General,
Restrictions, Enable Restrictions
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20. Speak Selection
Want to have text read aloud? Speak Selection
will read text to you. Press your finger down,
release when you see the spotlight. Stretch the
blue dots individually to highlight what you want
read, then select Speak.
Even if you don’t have VoiceOver enabled,
Speak Selection will read you the highlighted
text and give you formatting options like cut,
copy, and paste. Turn on Speak Selection in
Settings/General/Accessibility/Speak
Selection.
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21. Guided Access
Guided Access allows you to 'lock down' a
student into working only in one application. To
use:
Settings / General / Accessibility/ Guided
Access. Turn On, select a 4 digit passcode.
Open the app you want student to use, Triple
Click home button, Select START upper right.
When student is ready to leave app, return
iPad to you, you Triple Click home button,
enter code, you can then end or resume
Guided Access.
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22. Magnify
T and hold your finger on some
ap
text to bring up a magnifying glass.
Drag to move the magnifying glass
around and place the cursor where
your need it.
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23. Cut/Copy/Paste
T the insertion point to display
ap
selection options or double-tap a
word to select it. Drag the blue grab
points to select more or less text.
Depending upon the app you are in,
available options such as cut, copy,
paste, replace, define, speak will
appear.
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24. Split Keyboard
Typing while holding the iPad can
be awkward. To split the keyboard,
place both your thumbs in the center
of the keyboard (G/H keys) and
swipe them away to the edge of the
screen. To return to the joint
keyboard, simply tap and slide the
hide keyboard icon to merge. It will
merge and dock back to its original
form. You can also swipe the G/H
keys to the center to merge.
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25. iBooks and PDFs
You can open PDF documents, such as a
PDF attached to an email, with iBooks.
When you view a PDF email attachment
or PDF document from the web, simply
tap "Open in iBooks," located in the upperright corner of the screen. iBooks will
open and you'll be able to view your PDF
using the iBooks app.
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26. Using Graphic Organizers
Find the QR Code reader app on your
iPad. (suggest: i-nigma) Scan the code or
type the following address in Safari:
http://goo.gl/aU5LU
Holt Interactive Graphic Organizers
PDFs such as this can then be used in an
annotation app such as Doodle Buddy,
Paper Port Notes or Notability.
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27. Customizing Wallpaper
T the Settings app and then select Wallpapers &
ap
Brightness. Choose Wallpaper. At the top of the
page, you'll find Apple’s Wallpapers - Dynamic and
Stills, followed by your own pictures.
Dynamic Wallpaper and high screen brightness will
consume battery power faster.
T any image to bring up the full-screen view. Now,
ap
you've got three options: set the lock screen, home
screen, or both.
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28. Typing Tips
Double tap the space bar to automatically add a period and space to the end of a sentence.
You can hold down some keys such as letters or punctuation to bring up extra options, such as accents
for foreign languages. For example tap and hold the ! key to use the apostrophe.
Double tap the UP arrow for shift lock.
If you see a red dotted underline on a word you can tap this and suggestions for alternative words
automatically appear.
When typing an email address hold down period to select .net, .com, etc.
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29. Restarting Properly
Pressing the Sleep/Wake button once puts the iPad in
a sleep mode, wake it by pressing the home button.
To shut the iPad down, hold down the Sleep/Wake
button until the red slider appears, slide your finger
across to turn off the iPad. To turn iPad back on, hold
down the Sleep/Wake button until the Apple logo
appears.
If an application refuses to start or your iPad has
frozen, just press and hold the Sleep/Wake button for
a few seconds until the red slider appears, then hold
down the Home button until the app closes.
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30. Evaluating Apps
What to Look For - Business model, cost, in-app purchases,
advertisements, ease of use, learning curve, integration with other
apps/web resources, getting product off app, are accounts required?
Content (consumption) vs. Creation
It’s Free so all is good, right? Let’s see some examples...
What will your school/District procedures be?
Resources:
TCEA Recommended Apps
Kathy Schrock’s iPads in the Classroom - Evaluation Rubrics
TechChef4U
Graphite (from Common Sense Media)
SAMR Model
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