Join Garrick Chow for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of iPad Tips and Tricks.
- And there you have it.…Thanks for joining me for iPad Tips and Tricks…and I hope you found these movies to be helpful.…Of course this has only been a quick look at what…iPads are capable of.…For much more in-depth coverage…be sure to check out my course…iOS 8: iPhone and iPad Essential Training…where I take a deep dive into nearly all the most important…features of iOS devices.…And also be sure to take a look at…Up and Running with iTunes 12 to learn more of what…you can do with iTunes on your Mac or Windows machine.…And if you'd like to learn more about some of the other apps…I mentioned in this course,…check out iMovie for iOS Essential Training,…iPad Music Production: GarageBand,…and Up and Running with Audacity.…
So until next time, I hope you'll be able to become…more efficient and productive with your iPad.…I'm Garrick Chow and we'll see you soon.…
Author
Garrick Chow
Released
7/6/2015- Using iPad-specific gestures
- Typing tips
- Syncing media and other files
- Wireless syncing
- Receiving and organizing email
- Chatting with Messages
- Installing apps
- Browsing the web
- Connecting to an external display
- Using productivity software
- Playing audio and video files
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome55s
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1. Getting Started with the iPad
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A tour around the iPad2m 35s
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2. Typing on the iPad
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Typing tips5m 41s
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Adding keyboards2m 45s
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Using an external keyboard3m 51s
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3. Syncing Files
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Wireless syncing1m 31s
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Using iTunes Match4m 31s
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4. Setting Up and Using Email and Instant Messaging
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Configuring email accounts6m 26s
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Composing email5m 38s
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Chatting with Messages3m 35s
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5. Working with Apps
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Managing apps2m 24s
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Finding app settings1m 12s
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6. Web Browsing
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Working with tabs2m 32s
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Searching webpages1m 53s
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7. The iPad for Work
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8. Managing and Playing Audio, Video, and Other Media
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Conclusion
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Next steps45s
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