1. We’re not in Kansas anymore…

2. • Monika T. Davis
Instructional Technology Specialist
DeKalb County Schools
monika_t_davis@fc.dekalb.k12.ga.us
• Plan of Action:
– Discuss Apple Mobile Devices
– Look at iOS 4 and 5
– Explore Apps – Apple and 3rd Party
– Get Connected
– Troubleshoot Problems
• Learning something USEFUL!

3. • Taking Education by Storm
• Portability
• One-to-One
• Many, many Apps
• Cool Touch Devices with Low
Power Consumption
• Research Supports Use in Classroom
Challenges for Implementation?

4. iPod iPad iPhone
4th Generation 1&2 4 & 4S

10. Clean the iPad screen with a soft, slightly damp, lint-free
cloth.

11. Apply protective film to the screen.
Install a case
and/or
Use a Stylus.

12. Clean the iPad screen.
Make sure hands are bare
and dry.
Try removing any protective
plastic sheet or film placed
on the touchscreen.
Turn the device off and turn
it on again.

13. Battery Life:
– iPad 2 (10 hr)
– iPhone 4S (9 hr)
– iPod (8 hr)
Three Power States:
– On, Off, Sleep
– Sleep vs. Off
Preserve Battery Power:
– Alter minutes awake and
sleep
Settings  General 
AutoLock

14. • Keep in cool and dry place.
• Keep up with Updates.
• Adjust Settings.
– Use Auto-Brightness
Settings  Brightness  Auto-Brightness ON
– Turn off Push Mail and check fewer Accounts.
• Lock You iPad – Sleep/Wake Button.
Settings  General Auto-Lock
• Go through at least one charge cycle
a month.

15. The quickest way to charge devices is with the
included 10W USB Power Adapter.
When attached to a computer via a standard USB
port , iPad will charge only when it's in sleep mode
and computer is on.

17. Operating system for Apple's mobile
devices
OS is software that controls all hardware
and Apps.
Latest version is 4.3.5

19. Notifications (Missed Calls, Messages, Email, etc.)
All in one place with Subtle Animation
Reminders App (Manage Tasks)
News Stand for Magazines
Safari App (Reader, Tab Browsing)
Camera App (Access from Lock Screen, Editing)
iMessage (Texting with all devices)
Wireless Syncing
http://www.apple.com/ios/gallery.html

20. 1. Select the Settings App.
2. Select
General.
3. Look at the
Version on
menu to the
right.
NOTE: iPhone/iPod select Settings, General and then About.

21. 1. Connect your
device to it’s home
computer.
2. Select your device.
3. Press Update and
let iTunes do it’s
thing.
As iTunes scans the
device, it will look at
the existing version and
recommend an update
if necessary.

22. Status Bar
Dock

23. Tap
Swipe
Pinch (open and close)
Double-Tap
Touch-Hold

24. APP is an abbreviation
for application.
Applications are various programs that
perform various tasks.
As of May 2011, there are over 500,000 apps
available in the Apple Store.

26. • Controls all settings
and background
features
• If you are missing
this app, you have
BIG PROBLEMS!

27. • Access means you can physically
connect your device to the wireless
network at your location.
• Authorization means you have the
appropriate password to get into the
wireless network.
You need BOTH for wireless to work on
your device! Check Settings  Wifi
(iPhone, Ipod)

28. • Take and save notes
• Many different note
apps
Activity:
Keyboard
Settings General 
Keyboard

29. • Web Browser
• No Home Page
• Flash Issues
Activity:
Create a Bookmark
Create a Web Clip or
Shortcut – Pollev.com

32. Quick Reference Scanners
Images that hold data such product
specs, URLs, etc.
Process:
Identify Source  Generate Code 
Share the Code
My Favorite QR Scanner is:

33. On your Device
Using iTunes

34. Online store for over
500,000 categorized apps
“Apple-supported” apps
are only available through
the Apple Store
Accessible via the "App"
app or iTunes
Must set up an Apple
Account to download.

35. is a social union or legal contract between people that
creates kinship. - Wikipedia
Home Computer iOS Device

36. Home Computer is the workstation used to
synchronize data between device(s) and
workstation. Contacts, Photos,
Movies, TV Shows, Music, Calendar, Notes

37. Go to work…
Connect to
mobile device
Connect to (iPad, iPod, iP
workstation’s hone)
USB port

39. A hard drive in the sky
that gives you access
to your
music, apps, latest
photos, and more
from whichever
device you happen to
be using.
No syncing required.

41. Programmability is Closed or Limited.
Video Games and ATMs are also examples.

42. • Apps must pass
QA process.
• Apps that don’t
make the cut.
Protective?
or
Restrictive?

43. Jail Breaking is
the process of
removing the
limitations imposed
by Apple.
Once jailbroken, the device
can be restored but the
warranty is voided.

44. Four Conditions for a Virus to Prosper:
– An Audience Infection
– A way to share the virus
– A way for the virus to replicate
HIGHLY
– Storage to hold the copy unlikely!
Applications run in an
isolated compartment
Apple calls “the
sandbox."

45. Device is running really slow.
Or
App is freezing.
“Task Manager” for iOS is called the App Switcher and
use it to Quit App(s).
To Access App Switcher:
– Double click the Home button.
– Press-Hold until jiggle.
– Press minuses to quit.

46. Device is running really slow.
Or
App is freezing.
Restart the Device.
Check for Updates.
Delete/Reinstall App.

48. Limit a child’s access level with restrictions
Settings  General  Restrictions
Restrictions are Password Protected.

49. Video Mirroring using VGA
Need a Dock-VGA connector.
– iPad 2 – Fully Supports
– iPad – Limited Plug into iPad
Support (Certain
Apps)
– iPhone and Touch –
Not Supported (unless Plug into VGA Cable
you jailbreak) Connected to
Projector

50. Closed Operating System
Can’t drag and drop onto iPad
Need a “Middle Man” App.
Upload, Convert, View