iPad 2 Workshop slides from the NH Adult Education Technology Day 2013. Workshop covered installing apps and organizing apps and web links for use in adult education classroom lessons.

1. iPad 2Tiffany Brand
Technology Instructor, Dover Adult Learning Center
t.brand@dalc-online.org
http://goo.gl/nz6EFO

2. IPAD 2
Part 1: Apps

3. Open an App
• Tap on an app to open
it.
• Click the Home button
to leave an app

4. Install Apps
• Tap “App Store” to
shop for free and paid
apps
• Search for something
in particular, or
browse categories.

5. Install Apps
• Apps can be Free or
cost $$
• Tap on the name of
the app for more
information and
reviews.
Free
app
Paid
app

6. Install Apps
• Click the Free or
Price button and then
Install App
• Enter the password
for your Apple ID
• The app icon will
show up in an open
spot on your Home
pages

7. Organize Apps
• Tap and hold on an app
until they all jiggle
• Drag apps around to
rearrange them
• Drag apps to the right to
add another home
screen.
• Click the Home button
to stop organizing

8. Finding Apps
• Kathy Schrock’s Bloomin’Apps page: iPad apps based
on Bloom’s Taxonomy -
http://www.schrockguide.net/bloomin-apps.html
• iPad Apps by Subject Area http://www.tcea.org/ipad
• iPad Apps 4 School http://ipadapps4school.com/
• High School iPad apps
http://palmbeachschooltalk.com/wiki/pages/4640u5M4a/
High_School_iPad_Apps.html
http://goo.gl/nz6EFO

9. Try It - Apps
• Search for a new app in the App Store (examples: QR
Code readers, Google Translate, Khan Academy)
• Install an App
• Organize some apps by moving them around on your
Home screens

10. IPAD 2
Part 2: Lesson Organization

11. Lesson Organization
• Extreme Bookmarking!
• Organize links and apps with Home Screen
Buttons
• Lesson materials at your fingertips

12. Lesson Organization
• Go from this: • To This!

13. Find Resources
• Web Pages
• Web Documents
• YouTube Videos
• Apps

14. Find Resources
• Tap Safari to browse the web
• If you know the web site, type the address into the
address bar
• To search for a website you’d like to use for a lesson
• Use the Google search field to search for websites
• Go to http://m.youtube.com and click the magnifying glass to
search for YouTube videos

15. Add a Home Screen
Button
• Navigate to the web site in Safari
• Tap the Share button at the top of the Safari screen
• Tap - Add to Home Screen
• Type in a name for the icon
• Tap – Add

16. Move buttons to their own
Home Screen
• While on your home screen with your new icons
visible, press and hold on an icon until they all
jiggle.
• Drag the icons to the right until you have a blank
home screen and let go.
• Swipe to go back and find another icon, then drag it
to the home screen you just made
• When all the icons are there, press the Home button
to stop the jiggling.

17. Move buttons into a Home
Screen Folder
• Press and hold on an icon to make them jiggle.
• Drag one icon on top of another – a folder window
will appear.
• Type in a name. Tap Done.
• Tap outside the folder to find another icon. Drag it
into the folder.
• Press the Home button when done.

18. Try It – Home Screen
Organizing
• Search for web resources and apps to use for a lesson.
• Drag them onto their own blank home screen
• Organize them into a Home screen folder

19. IPAD 2
Part 3: Multimedia

20. iPad Photography
• Two basic apps
handle photos and
video on the iPad
• Camera – Take
photos & video using
the Rear or Front
facing cameras
• Photos – Organize
photos

21. Camera App
• Camera button – tap to take
a picture. The picture is
taken when your finger
leaves the glass.
• Photo/Video slider – Switch
between still photos and
video
• Swap Cameras – Switch
between the front and back
camera.
• Options – Turn the grid
on/off.
• Photo button – View the
photos you’ve taken

22. Photos App
• Tap on an album to
view it.
• Tap the + to add a
new album
• Pinch to peek in an
album

23. Photos App

24. Other Photo Apps
• There are lots of apps
that work with photos
on the iPad
• Check the App store’s
Photo & Video
category
• Many apps can save
photos to the camera
roll - Mail
• Photo Editing Apps I
use: PS Express
(free), Snapseed (free)
• Video Editing App I
use: iMovie ($4.99)

25. Multimedia Lessons
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26. Multimedia Lessons
Use the camera to:
• Take pictures of your white board and print or upload
to a class web site so students can refer to your lessons
and examples at home.
• Photograph student work
• Have students find and photograph items in a
scavenger hunt based on a classroom topic or theme
• Create a QR Code scavenger hunt -
http://ipad4schools.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/make-
qr-hunt-2013v2.pdf

27. Multimedia Lessons
Use videos to:
• Record student work for later viewing or to celebrate
achievements
• Be in two places at once! Duplicate yourself for group
work – groups can have a video of you working through
problems to refer to while they practice on their own.
Math - Have a student take video of you doing an
example problem.
• ESOL – Record students speaking so they can play it back
themselves to help with pronunciation.

28. Multimedia Lessons
Examples:
• ESOL: Spring International Language Center – Student
videos about idioms: “A Big Head” -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koX7Awifz6Q
• Math: Adding Real Numbers:
http://www.sophia.org/tutorials/chapter-1-
concept2?cid=embedplaylist

29. Try It – Camera & Photos
• Practice taking photos or video that would be useful for a
lesson.
• Use the share button to email it to yourself or upload to
your YouTube account

30. 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/

31. 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/
• iPad 4 Schools - http://ipad4schools.org/
http://goo.gl/nz6EFO