Slides for the iPad 1 workshop from the NH Adult Education Technology Day 2013

1. iPad ITiffany Brand
Technology Instructor, Dover Adult Learning Center
t.brand@dalc-online.org
http://goo.gl/nz6EFO

2. IPAD I
Part 1: Getting to Know the iPad Hardware

3. iPad Hardware

4. iPad Hardware

5. Home Button
• Always brings you back
to the home/apps screen
• Gets you out of any app!

6. Sleep/Wake Button
• Press once to wake up
a sleeping iPad
• Press once to put an
iPad to sleep
• Press and hold to turn
iPad on/off

7. Orientation
• Turning the iPad automatically changes the orientation
Portrait Landscape

8. Accessories
• iPad Smart Cover
• iPad Case
• Transparent screen
protector
• Stylus
• Bluetooth keyboard

9. Settings
• Tap Wi-Fi – Join wifi networks.

10. IPAD I
Part 2: Gestures

11. Gesture Types
• Tap
• Drag
• Flick/Swipe
• Tap and Hold
• Pinch

12. Tap
• Touch something on the iPad
screen quickly
• Uses:
• Open an app
• Activate a link (on a web
site)
• Move the insertion point to
type in a particular location

13. Drag
• Touch your finger to the
screen and drag it across the
screen.
• Uses:
• Scroll up and down
• Select text

14. Try it – Tap and Drag
• Tap on Maps
• Tap on the “Current Location” icon
• Drag up, down, right, and left to scroll the map around
slowly
• Press the Home button to go back to the home screen

15. Flick/Swipe
• Drag your finger across
the screen and lift it up
quickly. Uses:
• Scroll quickly through a
long page - Tap
anywhere on the screen
to stop the scrolling
(Think of it as a spinning
wheel)
• Swipe on a list item to
Delete it (email)

16. Try it – Flick/Swipe
• Tap on Maps
• Tap on the “Current Location” icon
• Flick up, down, right, and left to scroll the map around
quickly
• Press the Home button to go back to the home screen

17. Pinch
• Using two fingers, drag them
in or out on the screen.
• Uses:
• Zoom in and out on an area
of the screen.

18. Try it – Pinch
• Tap on Maps
• Tap on the “Current Location” icon
• Pinch two fingers together to zoom in on an area of the
map
• Pinch two fingers out to zoom out
• Press the Home button to go back to the home screen

19. Tap and Hold
• Press a finger on the keyboard and hold it there for a
second.
• Uses:
• Selecting text
• Bringing up more options for an area on an app
• Rearranging app icons on the Home screens

20. Typing
• On-screen keyboard
will appear whenever
you tap into an area
that you can type text
• Notes app, email, text
entry fields on web
pages, etc.

21. Typing
• Entering text – tap on a key on the on-screen keyboard.
Tap Shift for capital letters. Double-tap for caps lock.
Tap to see numbers & symbols.
Backspace to delete
Hide the keyboard
Tap and hold
a character
to see
accents
Tap the symbol key to see
more symbols.

22. Typing
• Tap on the screen to place the insertion point
• Tap, hold & drag to move the insertion point to a
particular place in the text.
• Tap and hold on a word to select it. Drag the selection
dots to increase/decrease your selection.
• Selected words can be copied (and then pasted elsewhere)
and you can access a dictionary to define them.

23. Try It - Typing
• Tap the Notes app
• Tap the + to begin a new note
• Type something into the note. Tap and Drag to move the
insertion point around to edit your text.

24. Printing
• iPads can Print to AirPrint-compatible printers on the
same wifi network
• If you have an old printer that is not AirPrint compatible
• Fingerprint by Collobos Software – runs on a computer
connected to my printer and allows iOS devices to print to
it. www.collobos.com

25. IPAD I
Part 3: Web browsing with Safari

26. Web Browsing in Safari
• Safari is the web
browser that comes
with the iPad
• Tap on the Safari icon
to launch it

27. Safari
• Tap here and type to
enter a web address.
• Then tap Go.
• Drag in the main area
to scroll.
• Double tap to quickly
zoom in and out
• Or Pinch to zoom

28. Safari
• Tap on a link to
follow it.
• Tap the Back arrow to
go back through
pages you have
visited
• Tap and hold on a link
to open it in a new
tab, copy it, or add it
to your reading list.

29. Safari
• Tabs allow you to
browse more than one
web page at a time
• Tap the + to open a
new tab.
• Tap the tabs to switch
between them
• Tap the X on a tab to
close it

30. Safari
• Type something in the
search field to search
the web.
• Google is the default
search engine – this
can be changed in the
settings

31. Safari
• On web pages with
articles, the Reader
button appears in the
address bar.
• Tap “Reader” to see the
article blown up full
screen for easy reading
• Tap “Reader” again to
go back to the web
page.

32. Bookmarking in Safari
• Tap the Share button to
• Add a page to your
Bookmarks
• Add a button to the page
on your Home screen
• Save the page to your
Reading List to read
offline
• Share the page through
email, iMessage, or
social media
• Print the page to an
AirPrint compatible
printer.

33. Bookmarking in Safari
• Tap the Bookmarks
button to
• See your list of
Bookmarks
• See your browsing
history
• See your Reading List

34. Bookmarking in Safari
• Tap the Edit button to
• Organize your
bookmarks into folders
• Rearrange your
bookmarks
• Delete bookmarks

35. Try It - Safari
• Navigate to a web page with an address
• Search for a topic on the web
• Open multiple web pages in tabs and switch between
them
• Bookmark a page
• Create a folder for some bookmarks
• Pin a page to your Home Screen

36. 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/

37. 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/
• iPads 4 Schools - http://ipad4schools.org/
http://goo.gl/nz6EFO