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- 1. iPad in Education DeeThomas
- 2. Powerful built in apps Instant Inspires information creativity Engages Hands on students Learning
- 3. Care/Accessories QuickTour/Navigations Tips Apps & Activity Handouts- www.ipadswow.com
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- 5. There is anApp for That! 200,000+ Apps just for iPad Medical App- Epocrates • #1 Mobile Drug Reference App among US Physicians University Dorms- Laundry Room Apps Leaf Snap- Snap a photo of leaf to identify (free) StarWalk- ($4.99) Winner of Apple Design Award 2010- Identifies constellations, stars, and satellites in real time! MealSnap- Counts calories from a picture of your food The Amazing and Wonderful World of Ants- $1.99
- 6. Technology Statistics Sesame Street • 0-5 year olds = 80% Use Research Technology McCann • Findings- What percentage of 16 to WorldGroup 22 year olds would sooner lose “The Truth their sense of smell than lose their About Youth” laptop or cell phone. ---- 53% Over half!!! Study Read more: http://techland.time.com/2011/05/27/study-53-of-youngsters-would-choose-technology-over-sense-of-smell/#ixzz1iXpNZKSs
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- 8. Clean Oleo with phobic microfiber Glass cloth only Protective Keep covers- secure at cracked all times screens
- 9. Run 10 W USB charge Avoid 10 hours of battery full power in Sleep heat/cold battery life cycle adapter Mode temp. MONTHLY
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- 17. Home Button • Returnto the Home Screen: From any app, press the Home button once to return to the Home Screen • From the Home Screen, press the Home button to open the Search screen • Multitask: Press the Home button twice quickly to open the Multitask Bar
- 18. Sleep/Wake Button Lock youiPad: Press the Sleep/Wake button once to lock your iPad Unlock your iPad: Press the Sleep/Wake button (or the Home button). Slide your finger across the Slide to Unlock slider that appears. Power Off your iPad: Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button until the Slide to Power Off slider appears, then slide your finger across the slider. Power On your iPad: Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button until the Apple logo appears. Force Restart your iPad: Press and hold both the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button until the screen turns black and the Apple logo appears
- 21. Flick right whenon your Home Page or press the Home button.
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- 32. Tap the Safariicon Enter a web address Email Link to by tapping the top website- Share icon left text box and and tap Mail Link To typing in the This Page address. Search Google by Shortcut to tapping the rounded website- Share icon rectangle to the and tap Add to right. Type a Home Screen keyword and tap search. What does the left Bookmark- tap the arrow at the top of open book icon the page do?
- 34. Use your iPadas a notebook to jot down anything, anywhere, at any time. Search Notes by title or by words in the text. The display contains all of your notes and titles are based on first few words in note. Main area is work space for typing notes. + adds new notes. Controls at bottom go to other notes, delete notes, or share notes.
- 35. Splitting/Un docking the keyboard (hidden Numeric keys) keyboard- Tap and slide your hold keys finger to for special the number characters you want. In Safari- .com key (Tap and Hidden hold for apostrophe more options) Double tap space bar Caps lock- at end of double tap sentence shift key for period and space
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- 37. Tap on theSafari icon and begin your research using the Google search box. Find an interesting website about your destination and add this site to your Reading List, which lets you collect links to websites to read later. Create a Web Clip (shortcut to the website) by tapping the Share icon and tap Add to Home Screen
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- 44. Questions? Dee Thomas Bentonville PublicSchools Instructional Technology/Staff Development Email: dthomas@bentonvillek12.org http://portal.bentonvillek12.org/dthomas