iPad 2Tiffany Brand

Technology Instructor, Dover Adult Learning Center

t.brand@dalc-online.org

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IPAD 2Part 1: Apps

Open an App

• Tap on an app to open it.

• Click the Home button to leave an app

Install Apps

• Tap “App Store” to shop for free and paid apps

• Search for something in particular, or browse categories.

Install Apps

• Apps can be Free or cost $$

• Tap on the name of the app for more information and reviews.

Free app

Paidapp

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

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

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

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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

IPAD 2Part 2: Lesson Organization

Lesson Organization

• Extreme Bookmarking!• Organize links and apps with Home Screen

Buttons• Lesson materials at your fingertips

Lesson Organization

• Go from this: • To This!

Find Resources

• Web Pages• Web Documents• YouTube Videos• Apps

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

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

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.

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.

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

IPAD 2Part 3: Multimedia

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

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

Photos App

• Tap on an album to view it.

• Tap the + to add a new album

• Pinch to peek in an album

Photos App

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)

Multimedia Lessons

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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

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.

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

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

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/

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/

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