These are the slides for the first class in the series. Please note the two videos which we were unable to play during class!
This is a PDF file which everyone should be able to open. To view the file, you will need the free program, Adobe Reader, or an equivalent. To download Adobe Reader, click here. If you do not wish to download McAfee Virus Protection, make sure you “uncheck” the box before beginning your download.
Follow the link below to open the slides from the 4/30/13 class. The file is in PDF format so everyone should be able to open it. All of the video links are live, so you can just click on them to replay the class videos.
I have a new iPad! CCC I – 4 day format – April 30, 2013
I have a new iPad! CCC Part II May 2013
I have a new iPad! CCC Part III May 2013
Session III, Working with iPads - This is the PDF version of the slides so all can view them on any device.
Thanks to those who attended this series on the Havelock campus of Craven Community College. I always learn from my students!
I was invited to speak in River Bend about Facebook. Below is a link to the presentation if you would like to download it and explore the links I included.
This presentation is in PDF format so anyone can open it. The link is to the PowerPoint slides only with no instructional notes.
For Session IV, I always ask participants to bring their favorite apps to share with the class. The last 2 classes have brought some wonderful suggestions which I have listed below. Feel free to comment on this post with your own favorites and I may include them for the next class.
Here are the slides from the final session in the series. This was a great class – good questions and lots to share. Thanks to you all!
In class on February 5th, a student asked about getting photos from her iPad into DropBox. Here is a link to the instructions: https://www.dropbox.com/help/289/en
In iOS 6, under the Settings>General>About section, you will find an item near the bottom called Advertising. When you touch Advertising, you will see an option of turn Limit Ad Tracking ON or OFF. You can also Reset the Advertising Identifier. At the bottom of the screen you will see a link to Learn More. This note tells us that the Advertising Identifier is a device identifier “that apps will use to give you more control over advertisers’ ability to use tracking methods…. In the future all apps will be required to use the Advertising Identifier. However, until then you may still receive targeted ads.”
It appears to me that this is not a fully implemented feature, but they have added the edit option to be prepared for the future. If you are receiving numerous targeting ads in apps, you may wish to try turning ON the Limit Ad Tracking feature. I believe this is the default setting.
