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Apple has built its reputation on creating easy-to-use devices that rarely have technical issues. But no device is perfect, and part of Apple's reputation is due to the support they give those devices. Every Apple Store has a Genius Bar where experts are available for your technical needs. And if you don't have an Apple Store nearby, you can get in touch with representatives over the phone or through a chat session.

But not every problem requires a trip to the nearest Apple store or placing a call into technical support. In fact, many of the most common problems you might experience with your iPad can be solved by using some basic troubleshooting steps or a quick fix for the problem. We'll go over some of the most common steps you can take to cure issues as well as some of the more common problems people experience with their iPad.

Basic Troubleshooting

Did you know that rebooting an iPad will solve most problems? Many people think pressing the Sleep/Wake button at the top of the iPad powers it down, but it doesn't. The iPad is simply hibernating. You can do a full reboot by holding down the Sleep/Wake button until the iPad's screen changes and directs you to slide a button to power it down.

After you slide the button, the iPad will go through a shutdown process. Once the screen goes blank, wait a few seconds and then press the Sleep/Wake button again to power it back up.

You won't believe how many problems this simple process will solve.

If you are having problems with an app crashing constantly, you can try deleting the app and reinstall it. After you have purchased an app from the App Store, you can always download it again for free. You can delete an app by holding your finger on the app icon until it begins shaking and then tapping the "x" button in the top-left corner of the icon.

After you delete the app, press the Home Button to make all of the icons stop shaking.

If you are having problems with your Wi-Fi network but no other devices have any problems, you can try resetting your network settings. You can do this by launching the Settings app, choosing "General" from the left-side menu and then scrolling down to choose "Reset" at the bottom of the general settings. On this screen, tap "Reset Network Settings". You will need to know your Wi-Fi password before resetting the network settings. After you have reset the settings, your iPad will reboot. You will then need to go into the Settings app, choose Wi-Fi and then choose your Wi-Fi network from the list. If you still have problems, you can refer to our Wi-Fi troubleshooting guide.
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Common iPad Problems

If you are having problems getting your iPad's display to rotate when you turn the iPad on its side or if your iPad doesn't seem to charge when you plug it into your computer, you've come to the right place. These are the most common issues people have with their iPad, and luckily, most of them are easy fixes.

How to Reset Your iPad to Factory Default ("Like New") Status

This is the nuclear bomb of troubleshooting. If you have a problem that you just can't seem to fix, this should do the trick so long as it is not a problem with the actual iPad itself. However, this troubleshooting step deletes all data and settings on the iPad. It is a good idea to back up the iPad first.

After you complete this step, you can set up the iPad as if you were upgrading to a new iPad.

You can reset the iPad by launching the Settings app, choosing General in the left-side menu and choosing Reset at the bottom of the iPad's general settings. In this new screen, choose "Erase All Content and Settings". You will be asked to confirm this choice a couple of times. After you confirm, the iPad will reboot and start the rest process. When it is done you will see the same "Hello" screen as when you first turn on a new iPad. You should be able to restore from your backup during the setup process.

iPad Tricks and Tips

Once you have your iPad up and running again, you might as well get the most use out of it! There are a number of tricks and tips that will help maximize your time with the iPad, including tips to help that battery last longer.

How to Contact Apple Support
Before contacting Apple Support, you may want to check if your iPad is still under warranty. The standard Apple warranty grants 90 days of technical support and a year of limited hardware protection. The AppleCare+ program grants two years of both technical and hardware support. You can call Apple support at 1-800-676-2775.

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The iPad has undergone a number of changes since its original release in 2010, including the ability to create folders to organize your apps, multitasking, FaceTime support, AirPlay, AirPrint and Voice Dictation among many other features. Feeling overwhelmed? This list provides the official iPad manuals from Apple.

Note: These operating system manuals are marked alongside the iPad model with which they debuted, however, you should use the manual that corresponds to the version of iOS you use rather than your iPad model. Most iPad users are now on iOS 9, so if you are unsure of your version, download the iOS 9 manual. These manuals are geared more towards the operating system than the actual device. If you haven't updated the operating system, find your iPad in the list and use the manual appropriate for that model. Find out how to upgrade your iPad to the latest version...

The two big features added to the iPad "Pro" lineup are the Apple Pencil and the Smart Keyboard, but perhaps the biggest feature in iOS 9 is the multitasking capabilities. If you have an iPad Air or more recent iPad, you can do slide-over multitasking, which lets you run an app in a column to the side of your iPad. If you have at least an iPad Air 2, iOS 9 supports true split-screen multitasking. But perhaps the best feature of the update is the virtual touchpad, which lets you use the on-screen keyboard like a laptop's touchpad.

If you don't want to download this manual to iBooks, you can check out the interactive online version of the manual. More "

The iOS 8 update made a big splash because of the inclusion of widgets, which makes replacing the on-screen keyboard with a third-party keyboard possible. It also includes Family Sharing and the ability to handoff a document from your iPad to your MacBook or your iPhone. More "

The biggest visual change to the operating system since the iPad's introduction, iOS 7 featured a brand new user interface. Included among the many new features were iTunes Radio, a service similar to Pandora, and AirDrop, which allows wireless sharing of photos and files. More "

The iPad 4 was released alongside iOS 6, which added Siri to the iPad. This version also replaced Google Maps with Apple's Maps, though Google Maps is still available on the App Store. iOS 6 also introduced a new look and feel for the App Store. More "

Apple TV is one of the best accessories you can buy for your iPad, with AirPlay and Display Mirroring allowing you to send both audio and video to your TV or to AirPlay-compatible speakers. The above link leads to the 3rd generation guide. You can also download a guide for the 2nd generation Apple TV and the 1st generation Apple TV. Read more about connecting your iPad to your TV. More "

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How to Turn a Teacher into a OneNote Ninja

The journey begins...

All aspiring OneNote Ninjas must begin their journey with the basics. The first thing a young ninja must do is learn the ways of http://www.onenoteforteachers.com. This is a Teacher-focused site with bite-sized interactive training that will take you from beginner to expert in no time. Each lesson is only a few minutes long and the skills you learn will pay off handsome rewards in your teaching future and save you valuable time every day. These lessons will also help you become more organized and collaborate better with students, teachers and faculty. Ninjas move with efficiency and skill, and that is how you will operate after visiting http://www.onenoteforteachers.com

Before you embark on this journey to ninja-hood, bookmark your browsing weapon of choice with the OneNote in Education blog at http://blogs.office.com/onenote/education as well as the amazing "OneNote EDU Resource COllection" on Docs.com: https://docs.com/marjolein-hoeks/5846/onenote-in-education-resource-collection?fromAR=1 And because we want all of the world to learn the ways of OneNote, we have made it free for anyone to download at http://www.onenote.com. It's on every platform, and every device. This includes PC, Mac, Web, Windows Phone, iOS, and Android.

http://blogs.office.com/onenote/education

https://docs.com/marjolein-hoeks/5846/onenote-in-education-resource-collection?fromAR=1

And finally, every Ninja needs some good background music, so here is the OneNote anthem - My One and Only OneNote

It is always inspiring for a young ninja-in-training to see OneNote Ninjas in action, so here are some 2 minute video examples of the masters

See how these teachers have already mastered their OneNote Ninja skills!

Cincinnati Country Day and the OneNote Ninja "Fellow" Rob Baker

Now they're even building their own curated digital textbooks...

The St. Thomas Ninjas and OneNote Class Notebooks

Sneak quietly as you peer into examples of real student work in OneNote

Scale the walls of curriculum design in OneNote. Shhh, don't make a sound while watching this 5 minute guide on Creating Interactive lessons with OneNote or How to deliver curriculum with OneNote

Music lessons with embedded audio, PowerPoint, Word doc, tags and pictures

Math

Biology

Ninjas can learn to speak any language with interactive foreign languages lessons in OneNote

Civics - Print anything into OneNote - even a Presidential ballot

A OneNote Ninja Teacher's Ultimate Weapon

The OneNote Class Notebook

The ultimate power for all OneNote Ninjas is the mastery of the OneNote Class Notebook! OneNote Class Notebooks are a framework for teaching and learning. With the Collaboration Space, the Content Library, and a personal notebook for every student in the class, the true power of OneNote can be experienced. Some master OneNote Ninjas claim "The OneNote Class Notebook can literally 'blow your mind' as an educator with its potential in schools." Others are already using the OneNote Class Notebook to Flip their classrooms, and providing richer individualized feedback and better classroom collaboration

Here are some great resources to begin your ascent: OneNote Class Notebook guide Check out the Class Notebook landing page Download the Class Notebook Addin Go through the Class Notebook Addin Getting Started guide Assignment and Grade integration with top LMS and SIS products

Or just jump in and watch these videos right now

Watch this 2 minute video of schools using the OneNote Class Notebook...

Class Notebooks have assignment and grade integration with top LMSes and SISes such as Canvas, Moodle, Schoology, PowerSchool, Skyward, Brightspace, Edmodo, and many more. Get specific PD and how to training at http://www.onenote.com/edupartners. For LTI integeration videos, visit http://www.onenote.com/lti

NEW! Now you can give View-Only links to Parents and allow them to peer inside the Content Library and private student notebook of their child. Learn more here: https://blogs.office.com/2017/04/19/onenote-class-notebook-updates-include-read-only-parent-or-guardian-access-and-collaboration-space-permissions/

In addition, Teachers can now create Permissioned Sections inside of the Collaboration Space to allow for project based leanring in a much more strucutred way: https://blogs.office.com/2017/04/19/onenote-class-notebook-updates-include-read-only-parent-or-guardian-access-and-collaboration-space-permissions/

Help young ninjas of all skills and abilities with Learning Tools for OneNote

Learning Tools for OneNote is inclusively designed to allow students of all abilities to improve reading and writing skills. Learning Tools are free, and help those with dyslexia, dysgraphia, ADHD, as well as emerging readers and English Language Learners (ELL.) You learn more, try them and, and get them here: http://www.onenote.com/learningtools

Here is the ultimate collection of all Learning Tools resources to use and share: https://docs.com/marjolein-hoeks/1077/learning-tools-for-onenote-collection

Slice through faculty meetings with razor-sharp precision and efficiency. Try out this 5 minute interactive training - OneNote for School administrators and faculty. See how your school faculty can use OneNote to save time, be more organized, and collaborate more effectively Try out the OneNote Staff Notebook here: http://www.onenote.com/staffnotebookedu

Carve out extra time with your efficiency of faculty meeting notes stored in a shared notebook. No more emailing notes around or digging through complicated drive folders!

Send meetings from Outlook straight into OneNote

In service days will never be the same when organizing with OneNote

Ninja's love to have all of their Policies and Procedures documented in one place

New Teacher/Ninja orientation is a breeze!

All Ninjas must learn to adjust to any environment and be agile in their learning. With OneNote's natural flexibility, it adapts to many different learning styles. Look at this OneNote and Learning Styles pamphlet to find out more.

The pen is mightier than the Ninja sword (and keyboard) Power of the pen: based on the research of Sharon Oviatt - showing how student performance improved with a digital pen vs. keyboard

Improved comprehension

The last thing a OneNote Ninja needs is the OneNote Toolkit for Teachers on his or her utility belt

This interactive OneNote notebook was designed explicitly for teachers and demonstrates how to use OneNote in education. It walks through many features of OneNote step by step to help a teacher quickly and effectively be productive in the classroom with OneNote. Master the basics of the toolkit, and then move on to more advanced topics like ePortfolios, Parent/Teacher Conferences and Blended Learning

Screen clippings

Page templates

ePortfolios

Parent/Teacher conferences

Blended learning

You are now ready for the final step of your journey!

Now, OneNote Ninja, you are ready. Scamper off into the world and use your new skills only for good. OneNote is free for anyone to download at http://www.onenote.com. It's on every platform, and every device. This includes PC, Mac, Web, Windows Phone, iOS, and Android. You and your school may already get Office 365 for free, and if not already free it's easy to try out Office 365 as a trial Share your learning (and this Sway) with other teachers so that they may wield these powers of organization, efficiency and collaboration in their own classrooms. @mtholfsen http://blogs.office.com/onenote/education #OneNoteNinja

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IXL                                    Buncee                                      Office 365
Seesaw (PREK-5)           Book Creator        OneNote
Chatterpix                        Green Screen Do Ink      Socrative
Doodle Buddy                  Imovie
Nearpod                            Kahoot
Sumdog                            Apple AIrplay
Spelling City                    Renaissance Learning
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12 Characteristics Of An iPad-Ready Classroom
by Terry Heick

Implementing iPads isn't exactly a just-add-water proposition.

While they're wondrous little devices capable of enchanting learners for hours, to get the learning results you're likely after will take planning, design, and reflection.

It can help to start out by asking yourself some important questions, such as "What can the iPad do that is not possible without it? Put another way, what problems does the iPad solve?"

But the learning environment you're starting with can make a big difference as well. It's one thing to come up with individual lesson plans high on the wiz-bang factor, but low in terms of sustainability.

Below are 4 distinct areas of instruction and instructional design that can help frame the concept of iPad integration. Curriculum, Instruction, Assessment, and Integration.

There is more to the conversation, but rather than overwhelm you (not that you couldn't handle it), it seemed better to simply start your thinker.

With access to a nearly infinite number of digital domains, instruction will have to adapt in parallel, including peer-to-peer, student-to-student, school-to-school learning; mastery-based learning via apps such as the Khan Academy Diverse (less uniform)

School & District Initiatives (in isolation)
Literacy and Technology plans, extracurricular programs, college-readiness programs, etc.

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Wolfram Alpha                        wolframalpha.com
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"Animation offers a medium of storytelling and visual entertainment which can bring pleasure and information to people of all ages everywhere in the world." - Walt Disney
Research indicates that one of the most effective ways students learn is by teaching others. In my new book, Hacking Digital Learning Strategies: 10 Ways to Launch EdTech Missions in Your Classroom, students are sent on a mission to instruct others by creating their own video tutorials. Other ways students can teach others is by creating explainer videos (sometimes called One Take Videos), Do It Yourself (DIY) videos, or How-To Videos. These videos help students visualize and explain in their own words their understanding of the topic. Additionally, these videos save you time if you are flipping instruction and need a library of instructional videos. No need for you to create the videos. Your students will have a much valuable learning experience if they create their own. Future students can learn with these videos and create others to demonstrate the same concepts. Below are some tips, web tools, and resources to get your students started.

Process and Resources

First show students examples of the type of video they will produce. Find several examples in the list below:

Students choose a topic for their explainer, DIY, or instructional videos. These videos should be no longer than 3 minutes and some can be as short as six seconds.

Give students time to write the scripts for their videos and storyboard them.

Students will need time to gather their props or create illustrations for their videos if this is the option you choose.
Check out this video showing a group of students behind the scenes creating their Common Craft videos.

A better option is to choose a web tool or app with a template to create their videos quickly. This will cut down the amount of time students spend completing the task.

Suggested free web tools with templates- My Simple Show, Biteable, Powtoon, Wideo, RenderForest, Moovly, Raw Shorts, and WeVideo.

Suggested free web apps- create how-to videos with the Darby iOS app, Get-Puppet iOS app, Explain Everything iOS/Android app, Lensoo iOS/Android app, Show Me iOS/Android app, and Educreations iOS app.

Students produce their videos and get their peers to view them, complete the tasks, and provide feedback.

Challenge: Get your students started creating their own instructional videos using any of these resources or ideas!

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