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.
This presentation is in PDF format so anyone can open it. The link is to the PowerPoint slides only with no instructional notes.
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
Have you forgotten your Apple ID or lost your password? Apple has provided a very useful Support page to help you solve these problems! Here’s the link:
http://www.apple.com/support/appleid/
I can't believe how much the world of iPad apps changes every month! Below you'll find a link to the Slides for the September 14, 2012 class. Hope this answers your questions and provides a reminder of the things we talked about.
Are you concerned about protecting your iPad from children's busy fingers or other less innocent prying fingers? You can set up password protection on your iPad and create ways to track and/or disable your iPad in case of loss or theft. Read this excellent article on how to create this protection.
You can set up restrictions, like Parental Controls, on many features of your iPad. If a restriction is set, a password is required to access the settings or to disable controls. Learn more here:
Here's a form to help you collect all the infomation you need to set up your email accounts. Gather this data for each email account you wish to receive on your device.
Did you end up with an unwanted keyboard when we were exploring settings on Friday? Here's how to "unselect" that keyboard. I really don't have much need to type in Greek!
Go to Settings>General>Keyboards and touch International Keyboards. You can now see Keyboards with a number in the right column. This shows the number of keyboards you have inlcuding your default keyboard which should be English. Now touch Keyboards. You will see your keyboards listed. Touch EDIT in the upper right corner. You will see a red circle with a minus sign to the left of all but your default keyboard. Touch the red circle to delete a keyboard, then touch DONE in the upper right.
Mission accomplished!
