Lesson Category: Tutor for iPad

Introduction Keeping your contacts organized on your iPad helps you stay connected effortlessly — whether you’re reaching out to family, friends, or colleagues. The Contacts app makes…

Introduction Did you know your iPad can make and receive phone calls? This was introduced with iPadOS 26. With a few simple settings, your iPad…

Introduction Keeping your information private is easier than ever on the iPad. Whether you want to protect a sensitive app with Face ID or simply…

Introduction The Control Center on the iPad gives you quick access to your most-used features—like adjusting brightness, connecting to Wi-Fi, or enabling Focus modes. With iPadOS, Apple…

Introduction The iPad has always been known for its clean, simple interface, but as Apple continues to add more powerful features, it’s becoming a serious…

Introduction Personalizing your iPad is one of the easiest ways to make the device feel like it’s truly yours. A great starting point is customizing…

Introduction With iPadOS 26, Apple introduced windowed apps, a major step forward in making the iPad feel more like a computer. Instead of forcing every app…

Introduction Apple includes important tools in iPadOS that help you prepare for the unexpected. Two of the most valuable are Recovery Contacts and Legacy Contacts. These options make…

Introduction Your iPad gives you several ways to organize and find your apps, and one of the most helpful tools is the App Library. Introduced to…

Introduction With iPadOS 26, Apple introduced a new way to use your apps: Full Screen Apps mode. This feature takes advantage of the iPad’s large display…

Introduction Your iPad’s Home Screen is more than just a place for apps—it’s your daily starting point. With iPadOS, Apple gives you a variety of…

Adjusting Your iPad’s Display to Fit Your Needs Your iPad’s display settings can be customized in several ways to make the screen easier to read,…