iPad Workshop
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Learn the basics of the iPad. It will do most tasks you need when way from your desktop. Why would you want one more computer? 1. Have your coffee when you start it. Starts in a few seconds. 2. You can can carry it in a briefcase or attache. 3. When an idea arises, you can be instantly working on the idea. 4. You can take notes at a meeting, dictate a note or check your calendar instantly. 5. Update your calendar. 6.You can transfer files, via email, between your desktop and the iPad, either way. Contact me @vwward on Twitter if you have questions or comments.
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- 1. Get the most from your iPad Vic Ward, Owner of MyPersonalPhone and Presenter
- 3. Workshop • What do you want your iPad to do? • Keyboard • What version of iPad and IOS do you have? • iCloud and Find my iPad • Users Guide • Simplify • Notes • WiFi • email • Search • IPad in Education • Recap
- 4. Alphabetic keyboard • Anytime a place to type occurs the keyboard come up for use.
- 7. What IOS is your iPad?
- 8. Turning on iCloud •IOS 5 or 6
- 9. • Add storage capability
- 10. Check iCloud email account
- 11. Downloads from Apple store Sharing
- 12. Learn by doing projects • Simplify your home screen to include only apps you use • Touch an icon until it starts to wiggle • Move the icon to the right edge until it moves to the next screen • Press the Home button
- 13. Simplify -- too many icons
- 14. Simplify
- 15. Simplify
- 16. New home screen
- 17. Notes • Anytime a place to type occurs the keyboard comes up.
- 19. WiFi in Settings
- 20. Search your iPad
- 22. Bing – App Store
- 23. Bing
- 24. Bing
- 25. Bing
- 26. Bing
- 27. Bing
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- 30. Icons
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