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=**July 16, 2013 - 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM**= =**July 23, 2013 - 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM**=

You just received an iPad for work and now you are not sure what to do with it. This session will include some basic navigation tips and apps to help incorporate the use of the iPad into your daily routine.

iPad Overview

 * On/Off Switch
 * Volume Control
 * Silent / Lock Rotation
 * Battery Details
 * Cameras
 * Dock Connector
 * Home Button

Changing Settings

 * Airplane Mode - This option disables the wireless features on the iPad. When the iPad is in this mode you will not be able to browse the Internet, use Bluetooth devices, and check for new email. You will be able to use some of the other functions like iBooks and Apps that do not require Internet Access to run.
 * Bluetooth - Bluetooth is a wireless standard that allows data to travel short distances. If you iPad has a case with an external keyboard, this is the technology the as used to connect them.
 * Battery Percentage - This option allows you to display the percentage of battery charge next to the battery icon in the upper right-corner of the ipad.
 * About / Usage - These options will always tell you about your device. Use the About to see which software version you have and to obtain statistics like how many images do I have on the device or how many apps are installed. The usage will tell you how much space is left and which apps are using the most space on the device.
 * Auto-Lock - This option automatically closes and locks your iPad after a designated time. Normally this is set at 2 or 5 minutes. The battery charge will be reduced if you increase the time on this option.
 * Passcode Lock - Use this option to protect your data on the device. When this is on, you will be required to enter a code to use the device. This is a best practice if you will be traveling with the device. The passcode also can be setup that if someone tries to get into the device and does not know the passcode, the device can be erased.

Understanding the Side Switch (Lock Rotation / Mute)

 * The switch on the right side of the iPad can be use for locking the screen orientation or muting the sounds and alerts.
 * Lock Rotation prevents the display from switching between portrait and landscape mode. When you are using the device, the display will remain in a static position regardless of how you hold it. An icon will appear in the stats bar if the device is in lock rotation mode.
 * The Mute options will must alerts, notifications, sound effects and other items.
 * You can set a default for the switch in the Settings app.
 * @http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4085

Connecting to WiFi

 * You will need to connect you mobile device to a Wi-Fi network in order to access the Internet. Below are the steps which will allow you to connect.
 * 1) Tap on the Settings app
 * 2) Tap on the Wi-Fi category to get to the screen which shows will show you all available connections. The iPad will start searching to discover which connections are in range.
 * 3) When the network appears that you want to connec to, simply tap the name to attempt to join. If there is a lock next to the name this connection will require additional credentials to join.
 * @http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/connect-ipad-to-wireless-network/

Controlling your iPad

 * Removing Apps
 * Moving Apps
 * Creating Folders
 * Moving between open Apps
 * Showing the Taskbar
 * Enlarging items
 * Closing an App

**Getting to know the pre-installed Apps**

Your Apple device comes pre-loaded with several apps.
 * @http://ipad.about.com/od/ipad_basics/ss/What-Apps-Come-With-The-iPad.htm

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