Week+1-Day+3-iPad

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1. The course is half way over and I will like you to review and take a look at the Slideshow presentation, once the presentation is done, I will like everyone to turn to their neighbors next to them to pick out the parts of the slideshow they found important and type it in their iPad with any built-in app of your choice.

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2. Here are some very helpful Tips and Tricks for the iPad: media type="custom" key="11304816"

4. In addition to the iPad there are more devices that go into the iPad, which are as follows:media type="custom" key="11304998"
 * 1. **Apple Folding Case:** The most important accessory is to have a good protective case. You can purchase the iPad case from the Apple store. It is important to protect the iPad and this is a perfect way for longevity. The lid of the case folds back to make a stand for typing in landscape mode. Around the case, there are openings for the buttons so there is no need to worry about the case hiding them. || [[image:teachwithyouripad/accessories_case_1_20100225.jpg width="207" height="222" align="center" caption="accessories_case_1_20100225.jpg"]] ||
 * 2. **iPad Keyboard Doc:** The keyboard doc gives the iPad the look and feel of typing on a laptop. The keyboard runs off the power of the laptop. The recharging cord can be connected to the back of the keyboard to bower the unit. This is great for when the iPad is not moving much. || [[image:teachwithyouripad/keyboard.jpg width="251" height="203" align="center" caption="keyboard.jpg"]] ||
 * 3. **Apple VGA Connector:** The VGA Connector attaches to the bottom of the iPad and connects to a VGA cord that can be used with a projector of an LCD TV. || [[image:teachwithyouripad/vgakit.jpg width="246" height="146" align="center" caption="vgakit.jpg"]] ||
 * 4. **iPad Camera Connection Kit:**The iPad Camera Connection Kit gives you two ways to import photos and videos from a digital camera: you can use a camera’s USB cable or directly from an SD card. || [[image:teachwithyouripad/camera_kit.jpg width="233" height="178" align="right" caption="camera_kit.jpg"]] ||
 * 5. **Altec Lansing MP450 iPAD Speaker Dock:** Play, share, and charge your iPad with the dual-speaker. Simply place your iPad on the dock in either the portrait or landscape position. Grab the remote, sit back, and relax with your favorite movies, TV, or videos--all with robust, distortion-free sound. This is great for displaying in front of a small group. || [[image:teachwithyouripad/mp450.jpg width="165" height="165" caption="mp450.jpg"]] ||
 * 6. **iCelsius Temperature Sensor:** Attach this temperature probe to the dock connector of the iPad. The is a good tool for teaching science, learning graphs, units & decimal counting. || [[image:teachwithyouripad/ipad-for-education-small.png width="76" height="113" align="center" caption="ipad-for-education-small.png"]] ||
 * 5. **Altec Lansing MP450 iPAD Speaker Dock:** Play, share, and charge your iPad with the dual-speaker. Simply place your iPad on the dock in either the portrait or landscape position. Grab the remote, sit back, and relax with your favorite movies, TV, or videos--all with robust, distortion-free sound. This is great for displaying in front of a small group. || [[image:teachwithyouripad/mp450.jpg width="165" height="165" caption="mp450.jpg"]] ||
 * 6. **iCelsius Temperature Sensor:** Attach this temperature probe to the dock connector of the iPad. The is a good tool for teaching science, learning graphs, units & decimal counting. || [[image:teachwithyouripad/ipad-for-education-small.png width="76" height="113" align="center" caption="ipad-for-education-small.png"]] ||

5.Next, figure out the important features that you feel are needed for your classroom by going to www.Apple.com

6. Complete the lesson plan provided to better understand the capabilities of iPad. media type="custom" key="11305186"

7. For the remainder of the time start working and brainstorming on your idea for a lesson plan Template

8.In closing to the end of Day 3, respond by emailing the question through the iPad: Explain one thing you learned about today and how did it help you?