iPads for Beginners

Christina Orsi@orsi_online

wiki.sjcoe.net/groups/jefferson

Today’s Agenda

• iPad Anatomy

• Side Switch Control

• Multi-touch Gestures

• Closing apps

• Emailing with the iPad

• Native Apps

• Screenshots

• Taking and sharing

photos

• The App Store

• Paid vs. Free Apps

• Updating Apps

• Creating Folders and

Organizing Icons

• APPS, APPS, APPS!

Home Button

Dock Connector

Speaker

Front Camera

Status Bar

App Icons

Microphone

Dock Connector

Speaker

Sleep/Wake Button

Back CameraHeadphone

Jack

Side Switch (Mute or Orientation Lock)

Volume Control

Side SwitchCan be Mute or Orientation Lock

Hint: Double-click the home button

and slide to the left to view recent apps and control panel.

Native AppsHint: This is called the Home Screen.

Press the Home button at any time to get back here.

Settings Icon

1.Tap Settings on the Home Screen

2.Tap General3.Under “Use Side

Switch to:”, tap Lock Rotation or Mute

Security: Passcode Lock1.Tap Settings on

the Home Screen2.Tap General3.Tap Passcode

Lock4.Tap Turn

Passcode On5.Type your

passcode and then enter it again.

There are extra options for

protecting data.

Connecting to a Wireless Network

1.Tap Settings on the Home Screen

2.Tap Wi-Fi3.Tap the wireless

network you want to join

4.Type a Password if necessary

5.Tap DoneHint: You will

need a password for networks that have a lock icon.

Accessing an Email Account1.Tap Settings on the

Home Screen2.Tap Mail, Contacts,

Calendars3.Tap Add Account…

Select the type of email

account you want to set up.

To connect to your work email, select Microsoft

Exchange.

Native Apps

Hold down keyboard key to split or undock the keyboard

Create a new noteTitle of Note

Hint: Try putting both thumbs on keyboard and pull it apart.

Hint: Try the thumb trick

again in reverse! Hold down keyboard key to

merge or dock the keyboard.

There are several ways to

share notes.

Native Apps

Hold down any icon until it begins to

shake.

Click the X to delete app

Hint: Apps will be moveable.

You can organize them however you

like!

Drag an app on top of another app to create

a folder.

Rename folders

Note Taking/Word Processing

Good Reader Evernote

Document Sharing

Dropbox Showbie Google Drive

PresentationsNearPod Haiku Deck

Prezi Keynote

Education AppsScienc

e Math Writing

History

Reading

Student Creation

Comic Life

iMovie

Sparkle Fish

ShowMe

Talking News

Puppet Pals