The document provides an overview of using an iPad, highlighting its functionalities like browsing the internet, checking email, and managing apps. It introduces various applications such as Dropbox for file storage, Haiku Deck for presentations, and Evernote for note-taking, including their features and sharing capabilities. Additionally, it offers tips for iPad navigation, screen capture, and app management.

1. What?
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We have to use
iPads now?

2. Not really…
...but it could
be fun!
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3. And learning how is pretty quick.
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4. BUTTONS!
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Sleep/Wake/Power
Camera
HOME
LightningPower
Mute/Screen Lock
Volume
Audio Jack

6. Swipe!
Touch!
Go HOME!

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Pinch to ZOOM.
HOLD down to move or delete.
Tap to open.
Swipe to see more!

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Settings is the
preference center
for your iPad.
Configure email,
Wi-Fi, sounds, and
appearance.
Monitor usage.
Set up or eliminate
notifications from
installed apps.
Etcetera...

9. It’s like a COMPUTER!
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To get out, GO HOME!
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10. The iPad is like a COMPUTER...
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11. Browse the Internet...
Check email...

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...except it has APPS.

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Create a Dropbox account to store files of
any type. Share between devices and
people and access from the app or online
anywhere.
You get 2 GB free, and earn more free
space with referrals.
Completely private, until you share files or
folders.

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Create a login to
begin using Dropbox.

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Share and download.
Upload files and create folders.

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Create eye-catching presentations from
your iPad and share everywhere with
Haiku Deck. Includes a large selection of
built-in designs and open source images.

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Sign up to begin
usingHaiku Deck.

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Tap to choose a design and
edit text.
Save and share publicly,
privately, or with restricted
access.

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An Evernote account lets you write notes
and lists, and “clip” articles, websites, PDFs,
and photos to an online notebook.
Create folders to organize your notes and
clips, and share view-only folders for free.
Access your notebooks from the app or any
Internet-enabled computer.
You get 6o MB of data uploads free per
month and unlimited storage. A premium
account is $5 per month and gives you
shared editing.

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Register to begin using
Evernote.

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Configure account settings.
Make a notebook and a note!

22. Install the Evernote Web Clipper to your computer
browser to easily clip directly to your notebooks.

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The iPad also has a pretty sweet camera.

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And a pretty sweet camera.
See?

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And a pretty sweet camera.
Oops...

26. http://www.flickr.com/photos/dennis/
And a pretty sweet camera.
There we go!

27. EXTRAS!
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Hold downHOME and press theSleep/Wake button once
to take a screen shot...
...keep holding those buttons to RESET the iPad.
Double-tap HOME to view open APPS...
...tap an open app to GO there, or hold its icon to CLOSE.
Double-tap HOME and drag right to view volume, music,
and AirPlay controls.
HOLD HOME to search the iPad.
Double-tap the SHIFT key to type in all caps.

29. Practice time!
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30. Questions?
Rose Petralia
Evans Library - 309
petraliar@fit.edu
321-674-7537