iPad+Tips

__Helpful Tips for using your iPad __ With Air Server your Plasma TV or HD projection screen becomes a bigger version of your iPad. Students can see the iPad display and every tap, swipe, and flick of your finger — even when you rotate from portrait to landscape. Air Server makes it possible to teach using educational iPad apps, videos, and more.
 * Air Server (Connect to Presentation Station) **

Bring up Spotlight to search, type a period (.), and search. All the apps on your iPad and which folder they are in will be displayed. This feature comes with iOS8.
 * View all your Apps **

While looking at your messages, you can quickly delete an email by swiping your finger across the message preview to the left. A **Delete** button will appear and tap to delete. It will also give you the option to Move or Flag.For bulk delete of mail messages select **Inbox**, tap **Edit** and tap **messages** to delete and tap **Delete**.
 * Swipe to delete an email **


 * Speech Selection **
 * Go to General >Accessibility > Speak Selection ** and turn **On.** You can select the speaking rate. Now go to a section of text and tap and select **Speak** for it to read the text**.**

At first it was the rotation lock button, but with updating the button has an option of becoming a mute button. Also, on the iPad, press and hold the volume down button and after about two bars of volume, the iPad’s volume jumps to zero and mutes.
 * Quick Mute **

To create a folder all you need to do is tap and hold on an app until they all start to jiggle, then drag the app over another icon and release. Your iPad will create a folder with both the apps in it. The folder will be named according to the category of the Apps it contains, but you can rename it.
 * Create Folders **

You can take a screenshot on your iPad by pressing **Home** and then the **Sleep//Wake button** letting go quickly. The screen will flash and you will hear a click, indicating that a photo has been taken. Your screen shots are saved automatically in your **Photos** gallery under **Camera Roll**. Here, you can view or email them.
 * Take an iPad Screenshot **

Tap and hold on image.
 * Save Image in Safari **

If you have a website that you frequently go to, then make an icon for it. When you are on the site, click the square symbol with the arrow going up at the top of the screen. Choose Add to Home Screen from pull-down menu. An app-like icon appears on a screen just like any other app. To go a step further, maybe it would be a good idea to set up one page just for your favorite web sites.
 * Turn Favorite Sites into Links on Home **

Inverting your colors will turn the screen black and the text white for less eye strain. Go to Settings > General > Accessibility. Turn on “Invert Colors.”
 * Invert your colors for better nighttime browsing **

When revising text, touch and hold the text to show the magnifying glass, then drag to position the insertion point.
 * Magnify Glass for Editing text**

Make typing easier by switching your keyboard to thumb mode. Simply swipe thumbs across the keyboard in opposite directions. This displays a split keyboard, which allows you to type with your thumbs the same way you type on your iPhone. Turn on this capability by going to Settings > General > Keyboard >Split Keyboard.
 * Split the keyboard to do thumb typing **