Lesson Category: Tutor for iPad

Introduction Apps on your iPad often ask for access to personal information such as your location, contacts, calendars, reminders, photos, and more. Sometimes this access…

Introduction If you haven’t really dug into the Passwords app on your iPad yet… you’re missing out. This little app does a lot more than…

Introduction Storage fills up over time — apps get larger, photos and videos accumulate, and files quietly take up space in the background. Instead of…

Manage Mailboxes in Mail on the iPad The Mail app on the iPad gives you more than just an inbox. It also gives you a…

Introduction Your iPad can manage email from multiple services, such as iCloud, Gmail, Outlook, or Yahoo. Each of these is added to the iPad as…

Introduction Widgets are designed to give you quick access to useful information without opening apps. On the iPad, one of the easiest places to view…

Introduction As you use your iPad throughout the day, it’s common to open multiple apps and move between them frequently. Knowing how to quickly switch…

Introduction The Dock is one of the most powerful navigation tools on the iPad, yet many people never fully take advantage of it. It gives…

Managing Subscriptions on the iPad Subscriptions are convenient, but they are also easy to forget about. Over time, small monthly charges can add up, especially…

Introduction Over time, it’s easy to lose track of apps on your iPad. You install something for a specific task, stop using it, and months…

Introduction Keeping your iPad organized starts with managing your apps. Over time, it’s easy for apps to spread across multiple screens, making it harder to…

Introduction Search is one of the most powerful tools on the iPad, allowing you to quickly find apps, documents, messages, and information across the system.…