September 2011
Beginner
4h 4m
English
Overview
In just over four hours of video, you will learn how to set up your iPad 2 and start using it quickly, without sifting through a lot of technical jargon. Not only is everything is explained in plain English, but you can see exactly what is being done each step of the way. Learn how to customize settings, establish network connections to wi-fi networks, use iPad 2's core applications, as well as how to purchase, download and use applications that you can find in the Apple App Store. Find out how to manage your content using iTunes, use apps for productivity and entertainment, and browse the internet, send and receive email, and more. Use the built-in cameras for things like video conferencing using FaceTIme, or use the Photo Booth, Photo, or iMovie apps to capture and edit your photography and video recordings. All of this and more is shown in this easy to follow and understand video format.
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