This document provides an overview of topics to be covered in a presentation about getting comfortable using an iPad. The presentation will cover various iPad models and operating systems, navigating the desktop interface and settings, enabling WiFi, using the App Store, and downloading ebooks. It details steps for accessing basic device settings, enabling WiFi, changing wallpaper and sounds, setting privacy options, using iCloud, downloading apps from the App Store, taking photos, bookmarking websites, and downloading ebooks from the OverDrive app using a library account. Attendees are reminded that WiFi must be enabled to access the web, download content, and use apps, and an Adobe Digital Editions account may be needed for first-time
2. Topics We’ll Cover
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Various Makes and Models of iPads
Operating Systems for iPads
Looking at the Desktop
Making sense of the Settings
Enabling WiFi
Shopping in the App Store
Downloading ebooks to your device.
29. Choose Overdrive App
Your OverDrive
Media Console
should say
“Free”. If you
already have it
on your
device, it will say
“Open.”
30. Add A Library to Your App.
You can find a
library by
name, city or
postal zip code.
Plymouth belongs
to a consortium
called “Midwest
Collaborative for
Library
Services”, or MCLS
for short.
31. Going to the MCLS Site
Please sign in
first to see full
catalog of
materials
available to
Plymouth
residents!
40. Things to Remember
? You must have your Wi-Fi enabled to surf web, download
ebooks and get to the App Store.
? You will have to a username and password for Adobe Digital
Editions the first time you download from OverDrive. This is a
free registration.
? Not all printers will work wirelessly with iPads. Apple
maintains a list on their web site.
? Don’t forget your Apple id and password. You will need it to
download apps and upgrade your IOS.
? It’s a “Use it or Lose it” set of skills. The more you use it, the
more comfortable you will become with it.