1. iPad TALL Tuesday 11.29.2011 Modified by Roman Usatin Original content: Peggy Reimers Texas Computer Education Association

2. Discussion: Reflection and sharing of apps. What app did you find? What case do you have? What are your questions and concerns?

3. Importance of Mobile Devices 32% of all Americans have gotten online with a mobile device. African Americans are the most active users of the mobile Internet – and their use of it is also growing the fastest. This means the digital divide between African Americans and white Americans diminishes when mobile use is taken into account. A recent survey predicts that by the year 2020, most people across the world will be using a mobile device as their primary means for connecting to the Internet. PEW Report “The Future of the Internet”

4. Importance of Tablet Devices Forrester Research predicts that tablet sales (like the iPad) in the U.S. will exceed netbook sales by 2012, and desktop sales by 2015. Forrester Research – What does this mean for educators, who may still be grappling with how to successfully integrate stationary PCs and laptops with varying operating systems into their curricula?

5. How to evaluate apps reading reviews, online reviews, youtube videos that demo the app

6. App Selection Finding pedagogically-sound Apps What makes for a good App? How does it connect to your curriculum? Discussion

7. Activity 1 – Finding apps Find a free app with a partner. This app should be relevant to you and your partner.

8. DOWNLOAD THIS IBOOK- IPAD USER GUIDE FOR IOS5 Gathering of apps

9. Activity With a partner, go over the basic iPad material from start to stop – Some of the slides have notes in the Notes section. Please take a look at these as well. Make sure that you are familiar with all of the information contained there.

11. iPad Basics 9.7” 1024x768 pixel LED- backlit display 1GHz Apple A4 processor Up to 10 hours battery life 0.5 inch thin 1.5 lbs.

12. Current Stats Three million iPads sold in the first three months (one iPad every three seconds!) 15 million iPads in use today 70% of all hospitals in the US planning to deploy iPads in 2011

13. App Stats Almost 10 BILLION apps sold so far 15,000 native iPad apps in the App Store; 260,000 apps total (compared to 100,000 apps in the Android store and 9,000 in the Blackberry) 15,000 new apps are received every week The iPad went from zero to 25% of the digital book market in just 2 months. 80% of Fortune 100 companies have already deployed or are piloting the iPad.

14. More Inside the iPad

16. Similarities to the iPhone/iPod Touch Uses same cord for synching and charging Multi-touch Same basic apps included (Calendar, Contacts, Notes, Maps, Videos, YouTube, iTunes, App Store) Same apps in dock (Safari, Mail, Photos, iPod) Built-in microphone, accelerometer, and digital compass Runs all iPhone/iPod touch apps

17. Differences Higher resolution screen Larger virtual keyboard iPad-specific apps Faster Cellular Internet service with no contract (for 3G version)

18. Even More Differences Different charger Doesn’t charge the same while synching unless connected to a Mac computer App pricing – Average iPhone/iPod app price: $2.67 – Average iPad app price: $4.99

19. iPad 2 Basics Front and rear facing cameras Dual core processor (9x faster) Same battery life 33% thinner 1.3 lbs. Comes in white or black Mirroring (with special cable)

20. Three Kinds of Apps Now Compatible - iPhone apps that run on any device (iPhone, iPod touch, iPad). When run on the iPad, they will only show in “compatibility mode.” You can choose between seeing them in their normal dimension, or double-sized with the 2x button. Universal - Not compatibility mode; always full screen. iPad only

22. Turning It On Hold down the Sleep/Wake button on the top right-hand corner of the iPad until you see the Apple logo appear on the screen. Wait! Slide the Unlock bar across the bottom.

23. Settings Glance through the PDF “General Settings” in the shared “Other iPad Resources” Dropbox folder online. Make sure you are familiar with what all of these do.

24. Locking the Orientation Double tap the home button. That should pull up a list of recently used application (this is for fast switching between apps). You can swipe left to see even older apps, or swipe right to get a little control panel. On the left is the orientation lock/unlock button, and there's also easy access to brightness and iPod controls.

25. Find and Download Device Apps – Way 1 1.In iTunes, click iTunes Store. 2.In the iTunes Store, near the top of the home page, click App Store. 3.Browse for an application, and then click Buy App (if it’s a free application, click Get App). 4.Connect your device to your computer. iTunes automatically syncs applications to it.

26. Find and Download Device Apps – Way 2 1.On your device, click App Store. 2.Browse for an application, and then click Buy App (if it’s a free application, click Get App). 3.The device automatically syncs applications to your computer the next time you are connected.

27. Essential Apps

28. www.tcea.orgwww.tcea.org Creating a Web Clip Access, Bookmark, and Use a Website

29. Safari In Safari, double tap to zoom in. You can also “pinch” (putting your thumb and index finger on the screen and pinching in and out) to zoom in Safari and in Pictures.

30. Quicker Websites A little-known timesaver is that if you hold down the.com key, you get access to a menu that offers other options, too.

31. Even Faster! When typing a URL in Safari, you don't have to type the "www" or the ".com". For example, you can type "my-iphone" in the URL box in order to view "www.my-iphone.com."

32. Keep Safari’s Address Bar Handy Ever scroll pretty far down a web page, only to find that the address bar has disappeared? No need to scroll back. Instead, double-tap the white bar along the top of the screen to jump right to the top of the page. The address bar will reappear, regardless of where you are on the actual web page.

33. Bookmarks Bar in Safari Turn on your Safari Bookmarks Bar permanently. In the Settings app, tap Safari, then turn Always Show Bookmarks Bar to ON.

34. Make a Web Clip A Web Clip is an icon you can add to your Home screen as a shortcut to a website. With one tap, Safari will open to the Web Clip's page. – To make a Web Clip, simply open the page in Safari. – Tap the Plus sign at the top of the screen. – Tap Add to Home Screen and edit the title (if you want). – Tap Add and, presto, a new icon is added to your Home Screen!

35. Multiple Pages Open in Safari

36. Open Links in a New Page You can open links in a new Safari window, rather than always opening them in the current one. Just tap and hold on the link and a pop-over menu appears giving you the option to open the link in a new page.

37. Find Text on a Page You can search for a particular word on an open page in Safari. – Type your word into the Google search box. – You'll see a list of suggestions appear, and near the bottom you'll see "On This Page", showing how many times that word appears on the page. – Tap the Find option to go to the first instance of the word.

38. Save Images in Safari/Mail Just touch and hold an image in Safari or Mail. An action sheet will be presented to enable you to save the image. The image will get stored in the “Saved Photos” library of the Photos app.

39. How Many Apps Can I Have? The most screens (pages) your device can display with applications is: – 11 screens (11 x 20 folders x 20 apps in a folder = 4,400 apps) – Up to 6 apps in the Dock. You can load more applications onto the device. But if you want to use them, you will need to search for them in the Search/Spotlight screen.

40. Hidden Apostrophe Key To type an apostrophe quickly, just tap and hold on the ! key and a hidden apostrophe option will appear; then just slide your finger up to access it.

41. Quick Quotes You don't have to move the iPad's second keyboard screen to enter a quotation mark either. Simply tap and hold over the ? key and a quotation symbol appears, which you can select by moving your finger upwards.

42. Instant Period Another great keyboard tip for typing in apps such as Pages, Notes, or Mail is to double tap the space bar at the end of a sentence. This adds a period and a space for you, which can be enormously time-saving.

43. Access to Accents To access accents easily, simply press and hold the letter that requires an accent and you will see a range of options displayed. Simply drag and select the one you want and the letter complete with accent is inserted.

44. The Degree Key Insert the degree symbol in your text by switching to the numeric keyboard and holding down the 0 (zero) key.

45. Restrict Your Spotlight Searches Swipe left on the Home screen to reveal the Spotlight search. By default, it searches everything, including songs in your iPad, podcasts, apps, email, and events. To restrict the areas it searches, since you may not want all these categories included, look in Settings > General > Spotlight Search.

46. Take a Screen Shot You can take a screenshot on your iPad by pressing Home and then the Sleep/Wake button. The screen will flash and you'll hear a click, indicating that a photo has been taken. Your screen shots are saved automatically in your Photos gallery. Here, you can view or email them as you see fit.

47. Street View in Maps App To access Street View you need to have dropped a red pin on the map (which happens when you do a search). You then tap the red and white icon of a person to enter Street View.

48. Organize Your Apps You can organize your apps any way that you like: – Alphabetically – Most used – By categories (news, media, games, education, etc.) To move an app, hold your finger on top of the app until it starts to wiggle. Then just slide it where you want it. To delete an app from your device, hold your finger on the app and then tap the X to delete. (An X only appears on items that you can delete.) To stop the wiggling, press the Home button.

49. Want Things in Alphabetical Order? To reset your home screen and re-arrange all of your Apps into alphabetic order, go to Settings> General> Reset> Reset home screen layout.

50. An Easy Way to Organize An easy way to organize the order of the Apps on your device is to select the “Applications” tab within the iPad Screen when connected to iTunes. When selecting the applications to sync (on the left hand side), you can change the arrangement on the right side (for iTunes 9 and above only).

51. iBooks Browse, buy, and read books on a mobile device. Once you’ve bought a book, it’s displayed on your Bookshelf.

52. iBooks Activity Download a free book Increase/decrease the font size Change the brightness Take notes Create a bookmark Look up a word Flip through pages Sift through the table of contents

53. Reading PDF Files in iBooks 1.Connect your iPad to your computer. 2.Drag the PDF to the Books icon in your iTunes Library, and drop it. (Note that you can edit the name and author(s) of the book if you don't like the way the file name is displayed.) 3.Click your iPad in the Devices list, then click the Books tab. (continued on next slide)

54. PDF Files in iBooks continued 4.Make sure that the book title box is checked and that Sync Books is also checked. 5.Click the Sync button. 6.A new "PDFs" button appears on your iPad iBooks bookshelf, and a tap displays all PDF documents that are in your library.

55. Adding Books without the iBookstore There are thousands of public domain books in the ePub format on the web. Some of those free books are available in the iBookstore for free, but not all. Here are a few places to get books: – Google books Google books – Project Gutenberg Project Gutenberg You can find more book sources here.here

56. Email on the iPad Can you: – Create a signature? – File old emails? – Control how many emails are shown at a time? – Change how much of the email is previewed for you? – Change how often email comes to you on the iPad?

57. Quicker Email Addresses When typing an email address in the To: or CC /BCC field of the Mail program, press and hold the dot (.) key and you’ll get a list of domain shortcuts in a pop-up to auto-complete the email address

58. Preview More of Your Emails The iPad's Mail app defaults to previewing two lines of each email before you tap on it. Sometimes however it would be handier to be able to see more of an email before loading the whole thing in, especially if you are on a slow connection. To do this open the Settings app, then tap on Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and change the Preview options to add more lines.

59. Add a Google Calendar Want to add your Google Calendar to the iPad's Calendar app? No problem. – In Settings, open Mail, Contacts, Calendars. – Add an account and tap on Other. – Tap on Add CalDAV Account and enter your Google Account credentials (the Server is www.google.com). – Exit the Settings app and tap on the Calendar app and all your events should appear. – By default, all calendars are displayed, but you can tap on the Calendars button to choose which ones are shown.

60. File Sharing in iTunes If you're wondering where Pages, Numbers, and other Apps that save files keep their files, look at the Apps tab when you plug in your iPad to your computer. Scroll down and you'll see File Sharing. Check out the apps that utilize fie sharing and the actual documents. When you're ready to sync your files, use the Add.. button to add your files and work with them on the go.

62. Importable File Types iWork App Importable File Types Keynote.key.ppt.pptx.pps.ppsx Pages.pages.doc.docx.dotx.txt Numbers.numbers.xls.xlsx.xlt.xltx.xlsm.csv