
Myths about iOS, iPad, iPhone & iPod touch I have the pleasure of working with educators who get to use iPads and iPod touches with students. Wherever I facilitate workshops, I find there are some myths floating around about Apple's iOS devices, and I'd like to clear up some of the misinformation. iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch do not have user manuals. Gone are the days when you receive a thick printed user manual with your electronics purchase. iPad User Guide: PDF or iBooksiPhone User Guide: PDF or iBooksiPod touch User Guide: PDF or iBooks You have to have a credit card associated with your iTunes account. A credit card is not required when you create an iTunes account. First log out of any iTunes accounts you might be signed into. If you have already given iTunes a credit card number, you can log into your account and click to edit your payment information. You can buy an app once and install it on all devices in the classroom or school. The Volume Purchase Program is only for paid apps. You need a Mac to sync multiple devices.
50 really useful iPad tips and tricks If you've been on the hunt for some nifty iPad tips and tricks to make the most of your phenomenal device then boy oh boy do we have a treat lined up for you! Today we're sharing not one, not 10, but 50 of our favorite best kept secrets that will have your iPad truly working for you and making your life a whole lot easier. Can you believe it's been 12 years since the first generation of iPad hit the shelves back in 2010? While the best MacBooks and Macs can make your work life a breeze and the best iPhones are great for staying connected while you're out and about, there's something about an iPad that can't be beat. Basically, the iPad is just darn brilliant in our minds! 1. Are your apps sprawled over multiple Home Screens? To make a folder, just long-press on an app icon, tap on Edit Home Screen and then drag it over another app. 2. One of our favorite iPad tips and tricks, swipe up from the Dock and you’ll see your recent apps with large thumbnails to make them easier to identify.
s Essential iPad Apps 10 extremely awesome iPad tips and tricks | 11 of 11 As you're most likely aware of, there are some default apps on the iPad that are there to stay. They can't be deleted, but they can all be moved into a group... that is, all but one: Newsstand. Yes, this annoying app (to me, at least) is never used by many iPad users, yet Apple's made it such that you cannot delete it or even put it in a group. From your home screen, long-press an app to get the apps to jiggle. Since I don't ever use any of the default apps (outside of the App Store, iTunes, and Game Center), I have an app group titled "Default Apps." Need gadgets or gift ideas? A to Z Teacher Stuff For Teachers FREE online lesson plans, lesson plan ideas and activities, thematic units, printables, themes, teaching tips, articles, and educational resources
How to Open Zip File and Email Attachment on iPhone and iPad It’s uncommon you receive email with an attachment in zip format. Or you want to download a zip file while browsing the web. The built-in Mail app or Safari browser, however, is not capable to unzip the compressed file. If you’ve purchased GoodReader or Air Sharing, both apps already come with the zip feature to uncompress any zip files or email attachment. Open Email Attachment in Zip Format You can grab the app from App Store via this direct iTunes link. Open Zip File in Safari Winzip also works in mobile Safari browser. Not only it can unzip the archive file, the app lets you view the contained documents in the following formats: Word documents (.doc, .docx)Excel spreadsheets (.xls, .xlsx)PowerPoint presentations (.ppt, .pptx)PDF files (.pdf)Photos and images (.jpg, .jpeg, .png, .bmp, .gif, .tif, .tiff)Text files (.txt)Rich Text Format (.rtf)Keynote (.key)Numbers (.numbers)Web files (.htm, .html, .jsp) Pages (.pages) Winzip app is a great add-on for your iPhone and iPad. About Simon Ng
10 Things You Never Knew You Could Do On Your iPad — Apple News, Tips and Reviews 5 Awesome Things You Can Do With an IPad and an LCD Projector 100 Essential iPad Tips and Tricks Change the way the default apps and the operating system behave, to make them suit your particular needs. You’ll also discover ways to squeeze more functionality out of the default apps. The guys over at tcgeeks.com have put together another great article on the iPad. 01 Which Direction Am I Travelling In? When using the Maps app, you can see your current position on the map as a blue dot. 02 Share Your Location If you want to rendezvous with a friend, tap the ‘i’ icon by the pin that indicates your current location. 03 Drop a Pin If you can’t find a precise location via the Maps app’s handy search option, you can tap on the curled paper at the bottom right and press ‘Drop Pin’. 04 Get Bus Times By default, the Maps app’s Directions function displays the route and time it’ll take you to get to your destination when travelling by car. 05 Instant Traffic Repport 06 Give Turn-by-Turn Driving Directions 07 Pause Your Downloads 08 Create Big Print 09 Perform a Double-Tap Zoom 10 Activate VoiceOver
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