iPad ITiffany Brand

Technology Instructor, Dover Adult Learning Center

t.brand@dalc-online.org

http://goo.gl/nz6EFO

IPAD IPart 1: Getting to Know the iPad Hardware

iPad Hardware

iPad Hardware

Home Button

• Always brings you back to the home/apps screen

• Gets you out of any app!

Sleep/Wake Button

• Press once to wake up a sleeping iPad

• Press once to put an iPad to sleep

• Press and hold to turn iPad on/off

Orientation• Turning the iPad automatically changes the orientation

Portrait Landscape

Accessories

• iPad Smart Cover• iPad Case• Transparent screen

protector• Stylus• Bluetooth keyboard

Settings

• Tap Wi-Fi – Join wifi networks.

IPAD IPart 2: Gestures

Gesture Types

• Tap• Drag• Flick/Swipe• Tap and Hold• Pinch

Tap

• Touch something on the iPad screen quickly

• Uses:• Open an app• Activate a link (on a web

site)• Move the insertion point to

type in a particular location

Drag

• Touch your finger to the screen and drag it across the screen.

• Uses:• Scroll up and down• Select text

Try it – Tap and Drag

• Tap on Maps• Tap on the “Current Location” icon• Drag up, down, right, and left to scroll the map around

slowly• Press the Home button to go back to the home screen

Flick/Swipe

• Drag your finger across the screen and lift it up quickly. Uses:• Scroll quickly through a

long page - Tap anywhere on the screen to stop the scrolling (Think of it as a spinning wheel)

• Swipe on a list item to Delete it (email)

Try it – Flick/Swipe

• Tap on Maps• Tap on the “Current Location” icon• Flick up, down, right, and left to scroll the map around

quickly• Press the Home button to go back to the home screen

Pinch

• Using two fingers, drag them in or out on the screen.

• Uses:• Zoom in and out on an area

of the screen.

Try it – Pinch

• Tap on Maps• Tap on the “Current Location” icon• Pinch two fingers together to zoom in on an area of the

map• Pinch two fingers out to zoom out• Press the Home button to go back to the home screen

Tap and Hold

• Press a finger on the keyboard and hold it there for a second.

• Uses:• Selecting text• Bringing up more options for an area on an app• Rearranging app icons on the Home screens

Typing

• On-screen keyboard will appear whenever you tap into an area that you can type text

• Notes app, email, text entry fields on web pages, etc.

Typing

• Entering text – tap on a key on the on-screen keyboard.

Tap Shift for capital letters. Double-tap for caps lock.

Tap to see numbers & symbols.

Backspace to delete

Hide the keyboard

Tap and hold a character to see accents

Tap the symbol key to see more symbols.

Typing

• Tap on the screen to place the insertion point• Tap, hold & drag to move the insertion point to a

particular place in the text.• Tap and hold on a word to select it. Drag the selection

dots to increase/decrease your selection.• Selected words can be copied (and then pasted

elsewhere) and you can access a dictionary to define them.

Try It - Typing

• Tap the Notes app• Tap the + to begin a new note• Type something into the note. Tap and Drag to move the

insertion point around to edit your text.

Printing

• iPads can Print to AirPrint-compatible printers on the same wifi network

• If you have an old printer that is not AirPrint compatible• Fingerprint by Collobos Software – runs on a computer

connected to my printer and allows iOS devices to print to it. www.collobos.com

IPAD IPart 3: Web browsing with Safari

Web Browsing in Safari

• Safari is the web browser that comes with the iPad

• Tap on the Safari icon to launch it

Safari

• Tap here and type to enter a web address.

• Then tap Go.• Drag in the main area

to scroll.• Double tap to quickly

zoom in and out• Or Pinch to zoom

Safari

• Tap on a link to follow it.

• Tap the Back arrow to go back through pages you have visited

• Tap and hold on a link to open it in a new tab, copy it, or add it to your reading list.

Safari

• Tabs allow you to browse more than one web page at a time

• Tap the + to open a new tab.

• Tap the tabs to switch between them

• Tap the X on a tab to close it

Safari

• Type something in the search field to search the web.

• Google is the default search engine – this can be changed in the settings

Safari

• On web pages with articles, the Reader button appears in the address bar.

• Tap “Reader” to see the article blown up full screen for easy reading

• Tap “Reader” again to go back to the web page.

Bookmarking in Safari

• Tap the Share button to• Add a page to your

Bookmarks• Add a button to the page on

your Home screen• Save the page to your

Reading List to read offline• Share the page through

email, iMessage, or social media

• Print the page to an AirPrint compatible printer.

Bookmarking in Safari

• Tap the Bookmarks button to• See your list of

Bookmarks• See your browsing

history• See your Reading List

Bookmarking in Safari

• Tap the Edit button to• Organize your

bookmarks into folders• Rearrange your

bookmarks• Delete bookmarks

Try It - Safari

• Navigate to a web page with an address• Search for a topic on the web• Open multiple web pages in tabs and switch between

them• Bookmark a page• Create a folder for some bookmarks• Pin a page to your Home Screen

iPad User Guide

• Tap Safari• Tap Bookmark button• Tap iPad User Guide• If your bookmark is not

there, go to:

help.apple.com/ipad/6/

or

help.apple.com/ipad/7/

iPad Websites

• iPad Basics Tutorial: http://www.gcflearnfree.org/ipadbasics

• Lots of iPad information and Tutorials: http://ipad.about.com/

• iPad news - http://www.theipadguide.com/• iPads 4 Schools - http://ipad4schools.org/

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