This document summarizes an iPad boot camp for elementary teachers. It discusses four phases of iPad use in the classroom: collecting/consuming information, curating/organizing information, creating content, and connecting. It also provides tips on taking care of iPads, including battery life, charging, and storage. The document concludes by having teachers open an iTunes account, sync their iPad to their computer, install recommended apps, and create a lock screen wallpaper with their contact information.

2. Universal American School
Dubai
Elementary iPad Boot Camp

5. It’s about what you and
your students can do, not
what the iPad can do…

6. Customizable
Mistake Tolerant
Accessible
Creating Device
Mobile
Editing Device
Publishing Device

7. The Four Phases of iPad
Use in the Classroom
Collect/Consume Information
Evernote
Google

8. The Four Phases of iPad
Use in the Classroom
Collect/Consume Information
Curate/Organize Information
Book Creator
Evernote
Google Drive

9. The Four Phases of iPad
Use in the Classroom
Collect/Consume Information
Curate/Organize Information

10. The Four Phases of iPad
Use in the Classroom
Collect/Consume Information
Curate/Organize Information
Create
Explain Everything
Tellegami

11. The Four Phases of iPad
Use in the Classroom
Collect/Consume Information
Curate/Organize Information
Create
Connect
Edublogs
Skype

12. Taking Care of Your iPad
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13. Battery Life
Battery Lifespan
Charging
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14. Battery Life
Charging
How long the iPad will
run on a single charge
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15. Charging
Battery Lifespan
An iPad can last
up to 1000
charge cycles
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16. When your iPad reaches 0% and your recharge it to 100%…

17. When you drain your battery to 80% and then charge it to 100% every day for 5 days…

18. The Bottom Line…………………… segment

19. not… oleophobic

20. not
…
ole
oph
obic

21. Smooth Operator
1. Review Apps you use on a
regular bases and remove the
ones you don’t use.
2. Back your iPad up at least
once a week to your computer
that has iTunes installed on it.
3. Occasionally, clear photos and
videos to your Google Drive,
iCloud or computer.

22. Items of Note
Syncing to Your Personal iTunes Account: Each teacher has a $25
allowance to purchase apps. Apply on the Google Form BEFORE you
purchase the app and check reimbursement. Receive approval BEFORE
you purchase the app.
Syncing to the School iTunes Account: To request the purchase of a free or
paid app, complete the Google Form.
Leaving UAS after this year? Return the iPad to the school
Leaving UAS after next year? You may purchase the iPad from the school
After 3 years, the school will give you ownership of the iPad

23. Now What?
1. Open an iTunes Account

24. Now What?
2. Sync the iPad to the Computer

25. Now What?
3. Install the free Apps listed on
http://adecardy.edublogs.org/apps-for-teachers/

26. Now What?
4. Use Skitch to create a Lock Screen Wallpaper
with your contact information.