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UNPACKING YOUR NEW

UNPACKING YOUR NEW. DEVICE: Please wait before opening the box! . INSURANCE. Device not insured by Elkanah If you are negligent – example, ipad left in car, if lost or stolen or damaged – notify Deidre immediately

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UNPACKING YOUR NEW

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  1. UNPACKING YOUR NEW DEVICE: Please wait before opening the box!

  2. INSURANCE • Device not insured by Elkanah • If you are negligent – example, ipad left in car, if lost or stolen or damaged – notify Deidre immediately • Note that this is a school owned device and one needs to protect email accounts and exposure of confidential information – please do not let members of your family have access to this data.

  3. COVER • Cover is compulsory • Cover subsidised by Elkanah (R100) • Staff member to purchase cover and claim subsidy amount from Principal with purchase slip [R100]. • Choose cover wisely to protect device

  4. Please sign…….. • Ipad User Agreement

  5. Setting up your Ipad Step 1 To get started, swipe left to right across the iPad's screen and then tap on the region where you plan to use the iPad (this is involved in setting the default language for your iPad, so it makes sense to choose the country you live in and the language you speak).

  6. Setting up your Ipad Step 2 Next, connect your iPad to your Wi-Fi network. You need to do this in order to activate the device with Apple. choose whether you'll use Location Services or not. Location Services is a feature of the iPad that lets it know where you are geographically. This is useful for apps that make use of your location (for instance, to recommend you a nearby restaurant or give you show times at your nearest movie theater) and for Find My iPad (more on that in Step 4). Turning on Location Services isn't required, but it's so useful, I strongly recommend it.

  7. CONNECT TO WIFI • Click on Settings • Wi-Fi • Wait for network to search for ‘Staff’. • Wait for Deidre to insert Network Key.

  8. Setting up your Ipad Step 3 At this point, you need to set up an Apple ID. A Terms and Conditions screen will appear. This covers all the legal details that Apple provides about the iPad. You have to agree to these terms to continue, so tap Agree .

  9. APPLE ID, APP STORE, ITUNES • SETUP AN APPLE IDThis will be used to download new apps, games, music, and more. It is also used when setting up security features and accessing your content in the Cloud. If you have iTunes, you already have an Apple ID. It is the email address you used to connect to iTunes. If you don’t, you will need to supply an email address that you can access.

  10. Setting up your Ipad Step 4 Choose whether or not you want to use iCloud. ICloud is a free online service from Apple that provides a number of benefits, including the ability to back up data to the cloud, syncing contacts and calendars, storing purchased music, and much more. As with other settings, iCloud is optional. I recommend it. Set it up using your Apple ID as your username and password. At this stage, Apple gives you the option to set up Find My iPad, a free service that lets you locate a lost or stolen iPad over the Internet. I strongly recommend doing it at this point; Find My iPad can be a big help in recovering your iPad should something happen.

  11. Setting up your Ipad Step 5 • iMessage: This feature of the iOS lets you send and receive text messages when connected to the Internet. Text messages to other iMessage users are free. • FaceTime: Apple's famous video calling technology. In iOS 7, FaceTime added voice calls, so even though the iPad doesn't have a phone, as long as you're connected to the Internet, you can use FaceTime to make calls.(use the same email address as you use for your Apple ID.) • Set a four-digit passcode. This passcode appears whenever you try to wake up your iPad, keeping it safe from prying eyes. It's not required, but I strongly suggest it; it's especially valuable if your iPad is lost or stolen.

  12. PASSCODE LOCK YOUR DEVICE • Worth enabling should you be worried about access to iPad content, especially around children. • Settings app • Select General • Passcode Lock • Choose a four-digit passcode. • Set the passcode to be required immediately, after one, five, 15 minutes, or one hour, or four hours. • Be sure to turn on Auto-Lock so that your device will lock down after a certain period of time.

  13. Setting up your Ipad Step 6: E-mail

  14. SETTING UP ELKANAH EMAIL • ELKANAH EMAIL • Settings • Mail, Contacts, Calendars • Exchange • Add an Account • Email username@elkanah.co.za • Server picasso • Domain • Username deidreb • Password ***********

  15. iCLOUD • FIND MY IPAD • Open Settings • Tap iCloud • Toggle the Find my iPad switch to the On position. This feature tracks your iPad wherever it is. So, if it goes missing, you will be able to keep track of it.

  16. HOW TO LOCATE YOUR LOST IPAD USING iCLOUD • www.icloud.com • Enter Apple ID and Password • Click on “Find My iPhone” app

  17. SHOWS BATTERY LIFE WIPE CONTENT SHOULD IPAD BE STOLEN – NOTE THAT THE FIND MY IPAD SERVICE WILL NO LONGER BE AVAILABLE. ONLY CHOOSE THIS OPTION IF YOU KNOW THAT YOU WILL NEVER GET THE IPAD BACK! CLICK TO ACTIVATE SOUND ALARM ON LOST IPAD IN ORDER TO LOCATE NEARBY CLICK TO ADD A PHONE NUMBER WHICH WILL DISPLAY ON THE LOST IPAD IN ORDER FOR AN HONEST PERSON TO MAKE CONTACT WITH YOU

  18. APPS TO INSTALL • SOCIAL MEDIA – FACEBOOK, TWITTER, LINKEDIN, SKYPE, BBM • STORAGE – GOOGLE DRIVE, EDMODO APP • SCANNING – GENIUS SCAN, QRAFTER • QUIZLET, TELLAGAMI, STITCH, MINDOMO, FUSE… • PINTEREST • YOUTUBE, • VIDEO LESSONS - TED, EDTED, EDPUZZLE, SHOWME, EXPLAIN EVERYTHING [$2.99], KNOWMIA TEACH • PREZI, ONENOTE, PAGES, GARAGE BAND, NUMBERS, KEYNOTE • COMIC STRIPS – STORY ME • SELF MARKING TESTS – GOOGLE DOCS, SOCRATIVE, GETKAHOOT.COM [website – student response system] • BOOK CREATOR • VOICE THREAD • GOOGLE EARTH • SUNRISE CALENDAR • AndrOpen Office – for Samsung Galaxy is free from App store

  19. ONCE APPS ARE INSTALLED… • TO CONNECT FACEBOOK AND TWITTER ACCOUNTS • Settings • Click on relevant account • Enter user details • Choose which apps can access the account

  20. WEBSITES TO HELP YOU • http://www.padgadget.com • http://ipodsibilities.com/iPodsibilities/Home.html • http://www.educatorstechnology.com • http://ipad4schools.org • http://www.appitic.com/ • http://www.edudemic.com/ipads-in-the-classroom-videos/ • http://www.ipadpd.com • http://teachingwithipad.org/ • http://jonathanwylie.com/2013/12/06/15-engaging-and-creative-ways-to-use-ipads-in-a-k-12-classroom/ • http://www.edudemic.com/byod-apps-symbaloo/ • http://www.sophia.org/tutorials/ipads-in-the-classroom--2 • http://www.teachthought.com/technology/20-byod-resources-for-21st-century-school/ • http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2012/12/top-7-guides-on-how-to-use-ipad-in-your.html • http://karenstadler.wordpress.com/ipad-links/ • http://learninginhand.com/blog/5-ways-to-show-your-ipad-on-a-projector-screen.html

  21. References • Sam Castello Author of My iPad for Kids (2012), published by Que Publishing.

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