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The
iPad
in

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PART
1:

iPad
Basics

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Wireless
Set
up

• Click
on
Se0ngs
(Screen
1).
• Click
on
Wi-‐Fi
(at
the
top).
• Wait
for
the
system
to
ﬁnd
wireless
networks.

Then
select:
MISDWIFI
• Enter
your
Munis
ID
and
Password
• Wait
for
it
to
be
checked.
• Now
you’re
live!

iPad
1
BuDons

The
Screen
Rota0on
Lock
was
eliminated
as
a
switch
in
the
last
so<ware
update.
The
most
recent
update
allows
you
to
customize
this
bu"on.

iPad
2
Available
in
White
or
Black
Front
Camera

Home

iPad
2
Bu=ons
Back
Camera

Silent/
Screen

RotaQon
Lock

Volume

Safari

• A
Web
Clip
is
an
icon
you
can
add
to
your
Home

screen
as
a
shortcut
to
a
website.
With
one
tap,
Safari

will
open
to
the
Web
Clip's
page.

– To
make
a
Web
Clip,
simply

open
the
page
in
Safari.

– Tap
the
Plus
sign
at
the

boUom
of
the
screen.

– Tap
Add
to
Home
Screen
and

edit
the
Qtle
(if
you
want).

– Tap
Add
and,
presto,
a
new

icon
is
added
to
your
Home

Screen!

Email
Setup
Se0ng
up
your
e-‐mail
is
very
simple.

1.
Press
your
se0ngs
icon
on
your
home

page.

2.
Then
press
Mail,
Contacts
and

Calendars.

3.
The
box
similar
to
the
one
on
the
leZ

appears.
Fill
in
the
box
with
your

informaQon
as
seen
on
the
leZ
and
click

next.

4.
The
correct
server
will
show
up
on
the

next
screen.
Press
next
again
and
adjust

your
se0ngs
and
then
you
are
complete.

Note:
If
it
asks
you
to
delete
or
merge
your

contacts,
merge
them
so
that
you
don’t

lose
your
current
ones.
8

iTunes
• Download the latest version of iTunes from Apple.com onto
your PC or Macbook.
• Using the USB cord in your box, plug in your ipad to your
computer.
• Download the latest update for your ipad. It is suggested to
download only and then update your device later. This
allows you to keep working with your ipad while the software
downloads to your machine in the background.
• Always go to “My Computer” ﬁnd your device and copy your
pictures to your hard drive before updating.
• In addition, always click on File> Transfer Purchases to copy
your new purchases to your machine before updating to the
latest version. Both of these steps ( this and the bullet point
above) are important to avoid frustration and disappointment
later. 9

• To save information and have the ability to update on multiple
computers, go to Store> Authorize This Computer. You can
share your device with 5 computers.
• To share your iTunes Music library and other purchases
between computers go to Advanced > Home Sharing and put
in your iTunes registration information.

Crea?ng
an
iTunes
Account

3.

1.
4.
10

2.

5.

iPad
Basics

Take
a
screen
shot
(a
picture
of
what
you
are

seeing
on
the
screen):

• Hold
down
home
buUon
and
click
the
on/oﬀ

buUon
quickly
and
then
release
both.
You
will

see
the
screen
ﬂash
white
and
you
will
hear

the
sound
of
a
picture
being
taken.
• Find
your
screen
shot
in
the
Photo
App

SimilariQes
to
the
iPhone/iPod
Touch

• Uses
same
cord
for
synching
and
charging
• Mul@-‐touch
• Same
basic
apps
included
(Calendar,
Contacts,
Notes,

Maps,
Videos,
YouTube,
iTunes,
App
Store)
• Same
apps
in
dock
(Safari,
Mail,
Photos,
iPod)
• Built-‐in
microphone
(Voice
Memos
App),

accelerometer

(New
York
App),
and
digital
compass

(Toy
Story
or
New
York
Apps)
• Runs
all
iPhone/iPod
touch
apps

Accelerometer
An
accelerometer
is
a
device
that
measures
proper
accelera0on,
the
accelera0on
experienced
rela0ve
to
freefall.
Mainly
gaming
Flick
Fishing
(wrist
ac0on)
or
driving
games,
compass,
probeware

Diﬀerences
from
an
iPhone/iPod
Touch

• Higher
resoluQon
screen
• Larger
virtual
keyboard
• iPad-‐speciﬁc
apps
• Larger
screen
area
with

more
viewing
opQons
• Faster

Diﬀerences
to
the
iPhone/iPod
touch

• MulQ-‐column
email
in
Mail
• Separate
iTunes
video
(Videos)
and
music

(iPod)
• Redesigned
Calendar
• Up
to
six
apps
in
the
Dock
instead
of
four
• Animated
photo
frame

More
Diﬀerences:

• iWorks
apps
(Words,

Keynote,
Numbers)
for

iPad
only
– View
documents
– Create
documents
– Edit
documents
– $9.99
each

iPad
Basics

• iPad
comes
with
a
screen
reader,
support
for

playback
of
closed-‐capQoned
content,
and

other
innovaQve
universal
access
features
—

right
out
of
the
box.

Apps
that
act
as
screen
readers:
1-‐Voice
Memo
2-‐Speak
It

iPad
Basics

• Like
iPhone
and
iPod
touch,
iPad
includes

VoiceOver,
the
world’s
first
gesture-‐based

screen
reader
for
the
blind.

– Instead
of
memorizing
keyboard
commands
or

pressing
@ny
arrow
keys,
you
simply
touch
the

screen
to
hear
a
descrip@on
of
the
item
under
your

finger,
then
double-‐tap,
drag,
or
flick
to
control

iPad.

– VoiceOver
speaks
21
languages
and
works
with
all

of
the
applica@ons
built
into
iPad.

iPad
Basics

• Double
tap
the
home
buWon.
That
should
pull
up
a

list
of
recently
used
applica@on
(this
is
for
fast

switching
between
apps).
You
can
swipe
leX
to
see

even
older
apps,
or
swipe
right
to
get
a
liWle
control

panel.

• On
the
leX
is
the
orienta@on
lock/unlock
buWon,
and

there's
also
easy
access
to
brightness
and
iPod

controls.

iPad
Basics

• The
icons
in
the
status
bar
at
the
top
of
the
screen

give
informa@on
about
the
device:
– Wi-‐Fi:

Shows
that
the
iPad
is
connected
to
the

Internet
over
a
Wi-‐Fi
network.
The
more
bars,

the
stronger
the
connec@on.

– Lock:

Shows
that
iPhone
is
locked.

– Play:

Shows
that
a
song,
audio
book,
or

podcast
is
playing.

iPad
Basics

-‐Bluetooth:

– Blue
or
white
icon:

Bluetooth
is
on
and
a

device,
such
as
a
headset
or
car
kit,
is

connected.

– Gray
icon:

Bluetooth
is
on,
but
no
device
is

connected.

– No
icon:

Bluetooth
is
turned
oﬀ.

– Ba=ery:

Shows
baWery
level
or
charging

status.
In
your
Sengs
you
can
also
add
the

percent
to
help
you
beWer
understand
your

@me
leX.

iPad
Basics
Maximize
Ba=ery
Life
• Turn
down
the
LCD
(Sengs
>>
Brightness).
• Turn
Wi-‐Fi
new
network
scanning
off
or
Wi-‐Fi
off

(Sengs
>>
Wi-‐Fi).
• Set
the
Autolock
to
1-‐minute
(Sengs
>>
General
>>

Autolock).
• Turn
Bluetooth
off.
• Close
apps
not
being
used.
(To
see
live
apps,
double

click
the
home
buWon.
A
menu
of
open
apps
will

appear
at
the
boWom
of
the
screen.
Hold
down
one

to
see
the
minus
sign
that
allows
you
to
turn
off
the

app.

Safari

In
Safari,
double
tap
to

zoom
in.
You
can
also

“pinch”
(pung
your

thumb
and
index
ﬁnger
on

the
screen
and
pinching
in

and
out)
to
zoom
in
Safari

and
in
Pictures.

Safari

Get
a
Bigger
Keyboard
in
Safari
• Before
you
begin
browsing,
rotate
the
iPad

horizontally.

• Now
tap
the
address
bar
and
you’ll
get
a
wider

keyboard.

Safari

• Ever
scroll
preWy
far
down
a
web
page,
only
to

ﬁnd
that
the
address
bar
has
disappeared?
No

need
to
scroll
back.
Instead,
double-‐tap
the
white

bar
(or
the
@me)
along
the
top
of
the
screen
to

jump
right
to
the
top
of
the
page.

• The
address
bar
will
reappear,
regardless
of

where
you
are
on
the
actual
web
page.

Safari

Get
Access
to
Other
Domains
• Hold
your
".com"
buWon
for
a

second
in
a
web
address.
• You'll
be
presented
with
a
list
of

alternate
domain
endings,
such

as
.net,
.edu,
and
.org.

Safari

Save
Images
in
Safari/Mail
• Just
touch
and
hold
an
image

in
Safari
or
Mail.
• An
ac@on
sheet
will
be

presented
to
enable
you
to

save
the
image.

• The
image
will
get
stored
in

the
“Saved
Photos”
library
of

the
Photos
app.

Go
to
Google
Images
and
search
for
‘student’

Safari

MulQple
Pages
Open
in

Safari:
Up
to
nine
pages

can
be
open
at
any
one

Qme.

Organize
Your
Apps

• An
easy
way
to
organize

the
order
of
the
Apps
on

your
device
is
to
select

the
“ApplicaQons”
tab

within
the
iPad
Screen

when
connected
to

iTunes.

• When
selecQng
the

applicaQons
to
sync
(on

the
leZ
hand
side),
you

can
change
the

arrangement
on
the

right
side
(for

iTunes
9

and
above
only).

Organize
Your
Apps

– AlphabeQcally
– Most
used
– By
categories
(news,
media,
educaQon,
etc.)

• To
move
an
app,
hold
your
ﬁnger
on
top
of
the
app
un@l
it

starts
to
wiggle.
Then
just
slide
it
where
you
want
it.
• To
delete
an
app
from
your
device,
hold
your
ﬁnger
on

the
app
and
then
tap
the
X
to
delete.
(An
X
only
appears

on
items
that
you
can
delete.)
• To
stop
the
wiggling,
press
the
Home
buWon.

Organize
Your
Apps

Want
Things
in
Alphabe?cal
Order?

Reset
your
iPod
touch
home
screen
and
re-‐
arrange
all
of
your
Apps
into
alphabeQc
order:

SeXngs>
General>
Reset>
Reset
home
screen
layout

Organize
Your
Apps

The
Search
Screen
(Spotlight)

Searches
apps,
as
well
as
Mail
messages,
music,

contacts,
and
calendar
events

Keyboard

Punctua?on
and
Capitaliza?on
• Double-‐tapping
the
space
bar
aZer
a
leUer
or

word
inserts
a
period
and
a
space.
The
next

word
will
be
capitalized.

• iPad,
iPod
Touch
and
iPhone
automaQcally

capitalize
certain
words
like
“I”
and
“iPod.”

• Also,
they
add
apostrophes
to
many
words
like

“you're”
and
“I'm.”

Keyboard

Typos
• Want
to
undo
typing??
Just
shake
your
device.
• Made
a
typo?
Press
and
hold
the
word
you

spelled
wrong
and
a
magnifying
glass
will

appear.

• Slide
your
ﬁnger
back
and
forth
to
move
the

cursor.

Keyboard

Access
Special
Characters
• Holding
down
leUers
on

the
keyboard
will
pop
up

the
accents/symbols

associated
with
those

leUers.
Once
it
pops
up,

slide
your
ﬁnger
over
to

the
accent/symbol
you

like.

Updates:

Updates
may
have
become
available
for
the
apps

on
your
iPad
since
you
last
used
them.

Check
for
updates:

1-‐Go
to
the
App
Store
in
the
boWom
right-‐hand

corner
of
the
touch
screen.

2-‐Click
on
Updates
in
the
boWom
right.

It
will
check
to
see
if
there
are
any
available.
If
there
are,
they
will

show
on
the
screen.
You
may
update
them
using
your
password.

iOS
4.3 • AirPlay
– The
wireless
technology

that
lets
you
stream

content
(movies,
music,

and
photos)
from
your

iPhone,
iPad,
or
iPod

touch
to
your
HDTV
via

Apple
TV.

Updates:
iOS
4.3

iTunes
Home
Sharing
– Designed
to
let
you
stream
and

transfer
music,
videos,
and

more
with
up
to
ﬁve
other

computers
on
your
local

network.
– You
must
turn
Home
Sharing
on

in
iTunes.

Updates:
iOS
4.3

Customize
side
switch
(mute
or
screen
rota@on
lock).

• Go
to
Sengs
–
General
–
Lock
Rota@on.

Managing
the
iPad
for
your
Students

If
Needed,
You
Have
Control…
• You
can
hide
applicaQons
on

the
iPad
(Safari,
YouTube,

iTunes,
locaQon
noQﬁcaQon).
• You
can
limit/control

download
capabiliQes.
• Nothing
can
be
added
or

removed
without
teacher

approval.
• You
can
limit
TV
shows,

movies,
podcasts
and
apps
by

raQng
or
explicit
content

warning.

Managing
the
iPad:
SeXng
Student
Access

Sengs
>
General
>
Restric@ons

Managing
the
iPad:
SeXng
Student
Access

Password
Control
for
Student
Access

Managing
the
iPad:
SeXng
Student
Access

PrevenQng
App
DeleQon
• To
prevent
students
from
dele@ng
apps,
you
must

have
installed
iOS
4.2.1.
• Go
to
the
Sengs
app,
tap
General,
tap
Restric@ons,

tap
Enable
Restric@ons,
choose
a
password,
and

switch
Dele@ng
Apps
to
oﬀ.

Learning
Opportuni?es
1. Ipads in Schools

2. iPads in Administration

3. Learning with the iPads

4. Administrators with the
iPads

5. iTunes University

6. 50 iPads Tips and Tricks

7. Schrocks iPad
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