Minutes Archives - ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ Mobile Services /mobileservices/category/minutes/ ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ University Tue, 11 Mar 2014 15:56:24 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.3.1 iPad for Beginner Series – 3 (March 11 2014) /mobileservices/2014/ipad-beginner-series-3-march-11-2014/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=ipad-beginner-series-3-march-11-2014 Tue, 11 Mar 2014 15:56:24 +0000 http://www.carleton.ca/iteam/?p=13794 iPad for Beginners 3 – Minute from March 11  2014
  • Backup up your iPad
    • Turn on iCloud: Settings > iCloud > <sign-in>
    • Can use either your iTunes store account or, if you one, an iCloud account
    • Settings > iCloud > Storage & Backup
    • Back Up Now
    • (plus automatically whenever your iPad is plugged into power, and on Wi-Fi)

  • Updating
    • Settings > General > Software Update

  • Find my iPad/iPhone…
    You can remotely locate your device as long as you set up iCloud first!

    • Turn on iCloud: Settings > iCloud > <sign-in>
    • Can use either your iTunes store account or, if you one, an iCloud account
    • Go to any browser: and which ever account you used above
    • Locate your device | Cause it ring | Remotely lock it | Remotely wipe |
      Lost mode: display message and/or email when it comes back on
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    • Tip: Ensure you have the latest version of iOS
  • Backing up your iPad (using iTunes and a PC)
  • How to update your iPad
  • Q&A
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Minutes: Note-taking (Feb 18 2014) /mobileservices/2014/minutes-note-taking-feb-18-2014/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=minutes-note-taking-feb-18-2014 Fri, 14 Feb 2014 15:19:46 +0000 http://www.carleton.ca/iteam/?p=13752 Join us over the lunch hour at the Discovery Centre, and enjoy an overview on how to use your iPad or iPhone to take notes. We’ll take you from using the built-in Notes app on your iPad, using SIRI to dictate notes, syncing that with the cloud, to converting MS Office files to PDFs and annotating these with a stylus, to converting your iPad into a notebook with a keyboard folio case.

Agenda

1.ÌýNote-taking on the iPad
1.1 The built-in Notes app and Cloud syncing of Notes
1.2 Typing or writing with a stylus
1.3 Audio recording

2.ÌýKeyboard recommendations for typing on the iPad
2.1 Zagg Folio
2.2 Logitech Fabricskin Folio


1.1 Notes app and Cloud syncing

– Notes app is included with every iOS device (e.g. iPad and iPhone)
– iPad 3 and newer, iPad mini : speech-to-text (need network connection)
– Speech-to-text: just look for microphone button immediately left of spacebar
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– To turn on auto-syncing of Notes app with the free Apple iCloud:
• Settings > iCloud
• Enter Account: your iTunes account (i.e.  email address you use to buy songs or apps in iTunes)
• Enable these settings: Mail, Notes  (We also recommend enabling ‘Find My iPad’ setting, while you’re here)
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– Once auto-syncing of Notes app enabled, any notes you enter on your iPhone, iPad are accessible from any web-browser:
– From a browser on any computer: www.iCloud.com
– Enter your: iTunes account and password
– click on “Notes”

1.2 Typing or writing with a stylus

– iTeam’s current recommendation is Notability app, ~$5, by
– Does text-entry, stylus handwriting capture, and audio-recording
– Also can convert any MS Office document to PDF (using Google’s cloud) and overlay handwriting markup

Other MS Office Apps:
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2.ÌýKeyboard recommendations for typing on the iPad
For virtual and physical keyboards, you can type in English or French
Settings >

2.1 Zagg Keyboard ´Ú´Ç±ô¾±´Ç:Ìý
– backlight
– battery meter
– separate function keys
– converts iPad to a pseudo-laptop
Cons:
– can’t fold the keyboard all the way around.

2.2 Logitech Fabricskin ¹ó´Ç±ô¾±´Ç:Ìý
– auto on/off with iPad
– spill-proof
– wraps all the way to the back of the iPad, out of the way, and when out of the way, auto-disables the keyboard
– keys are well-speaced
Cons:
– need to use function keys a lot, e.g. tab and “Q” share same key.

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Minutes: Notability — Taking Handwritten Notes (Apr 23 2013) /mobileservices/2013/notability/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=notability Mon, 17 Jun 2013 20:13:21 +0000 http://carleton.ca/iteam/?p=13305 Notability

  • This month’s intermediate session is a review of  by Ginger Labs
    – currently iTeams 
    – currently  for $1.99 (60% off) [April 19 2013]
  • Background

–ÌýÌý²¹²Ô»åÌý by vendor, Ginger Labs
–Ìý description in Apple’s App Store

Reviews:
–Ìý, YouTube demo by ephansonss
–Ìý, Trevor Sheridan,Ìýapplenapps.com,ÌýDec 3 2012
–Ìý, Jason Parker, cnet.com, May 23 2011
–Ìý, Joel Mathis, MacWorld.com,  Dec 12 2011

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Minutes: Projecting on the iPad (May 28 2013) /mobileservices/2013/projecting-on-the-ipad/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=projecting-on-the-ipad Tue, 28 May 2013 20:01:00 +0000 http://carleton.ca/iteam/?p=13256 To celebrate 2 years of iPad lunch’n’learns (over 300 attendees & 28 sessions!), the  invited attendees at the May 28, 2013 Lunch’n’Learn to look behind the curtain and learn some of its trade secrets, including:

  • how the iTeam projects iPhone or iPad displays onto the Big Screen
  • how the iTeam projects multiple iPad displays simultaneously.

Details: , benschmidt.com

Attendees simultaneously display 6 separate iPads on the Big Screen, any one of which the moderator can re-arrange or zoom.

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Minutes: iPad Intermediate – iCloud (Jan 30 2013) /mobileservices/2013/minutes-ipad-intermediate-icloud-jan-30-2013/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=minutes-ipad-intermediate-icloud-jan-30-2013 Wed, 06 Feb 2013 21:19:27 +0000 http://carleton.ca/iteam/?p=12925 What is iCloud?

• a free service
• description: • components: 

We demo 3 of iCloud’s features today:

1. Find iPhone
     – go to icloud.com from any computer, browser in the world, sign-in with iCloud account, locate/ping my iPad, iPhone

2. Notes App on iPad
     – make a note on iPad, auto-sync’d to icloud.com, accessible from any computer, browser in the world, sign-in with iCloud account
     Tip: you can have multiple Notes “accounts”, one for each
email account, configured on your iPad
     Advice: Simplify Notes synchronization by turning off Notes
syncing in all your email accounts but your iCloud account.


3. iCloud backup on iPad

– iPad must be plugged in, locked, on WiFi for automatic backup
– Can also force backup regardlesss with “Backup now” button.
– 5GB free backup space provided free, but can buy more backup space.
– Can disable backup per App

iCloud features for a future session:

• Findmyfriends
• Documents in the Cloud
• Photostream : 

iCloud account:

• apple.com/icloud/setup
• Sign in with Apple ID
– Have you ever bought anything on iTunes on your PC or Mac?
If yes, you can use that ID.
eg. joeblow@gmail.com, joeblow@hotmail.com
if forget userid or password:
forgot.apple.com

• If your Apple ID above doesn’t end in @icloud.com, you’ll be
prompted to make one on your iPad when you enable iCloud
–    – this puts you into the iCloud system; uses the same password
as your iTunes AppleID above, and you can use either
interchangeably: eg. joeblow@gmail.com, joeblow@icloud.com

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Minutes: iPad Intermediate – W-drives (Nov 28 2012) /mobileservices/2012/minutes-ipad-intermediate-accessing-w-drives-nov-28-2012/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=minutes-ipad-intermediate-accessing-w-drives-nov-28-2012 Thu, 29 Nov 2012 15:25:15 +0000 http://carleton.ca/iteam/?p=12431 You may already be using a departmental shared drive from your office PC (or Mac). This month come learn how to access that W-Drive from your iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch, as well!

•    SMB (aka W-Drive) client for iPhone and iPad
• VPN setup for ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ (required for off-campus access to W-drives)
• Q&A

Note: If you’re new to the iPad, you may wish to also consider our rotating series of iPad for Beginners sessions—you’re welcome to attend either beginner or intermediate sessions. Or both!

Minutes:

re:  app, $5

• FileBrowser instructions for ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ are available from CCS: 

• These instructions assume you are using the CCS-provided W-drive.
– Server name: ccsnas01.cunet.carleton.ca
– Network share path to CCS-provided W-drive\DeptFolders$

• One attendee had their files stored on a different server, so that the fully-qualifed name or IP address of their server had to be substituted in place of ccsnas01…

• Several attendees were storing their files in differently-named network shares:
…we had them log into our PC as themselves, and we noted the path to their W-drive and then changed the path in from “DeptFolders$” to where their PC had indicated they were storing their files.

• One attendee bought FileBrowser ($5) online and was concerned when she didn’t immediately receive her invoice from iTunes. This is normal—iTunes invoices normally follow 1-3 days after purchase.

re: VPN

• Clarification: VPN is not necessary to use FileBrowser on-campus over the CU-Wireless WiFi network; only from off-campus

• ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ VPN instructions are available from CCS: 
• A number of attendees received messages that the “shared secret” was incorrect. The actual problem was that they had entered the Group name inaccurately—it’s “ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´IntranetVPN“, case-sensitive, and note “Intranet” not “Internet”.

• One attendee asked if Android comes with a built-in VPN client, as do all iPhones, iPod Touches, and iPads. The iTeam is focused on iOS, but we’re happy to help our Android-using colleagues when we can. The answer is that the presence of a built-in VPN support varies by Android device and OS version. If you are looking for a 3rd-party VPN client for your Android be sure that it supports the “IPSec” aka “Cisco” flavour of VPN, which is what ÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ uses.

Thanks to all who attended—your participation made our year-end session a great one! See you back in January 2013.

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Minutes: iPad for Beginners Series – 3 (Nov 22 2012) /mobileservices/2012/minutes-ipad-for-beginners-series-3-nov-22-2012/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=minutes-ipad-for-beginners-series-3-nov-22-2012 Wed, 21 Nov 2012 19:24:07 +0000 http://carleton.ca/iteam/?p=12404 iPad for Beginners 3 – Minute from November 22 2012
  • Find my iPad/iPhone…
    You can remotely locate your device as long as you set up iCloud first!

    • Turn on iCloud: Settings > iCloud > <sign-in>
    • Can use either your iTunes store account or, if you one, an iCloud account
    • Go to any browser: and which ever account you used above
    • Locate your device | Cause it ring | Remotely lock it | Remotely wipe |
      Lost mode: display message and/or email when it comes back on
    • ¸é·¡¹ó·¡¸é·¡±·°ä·¡:Ìý
    • Tip: Ensure you have the latest version of iOS
  • Backing up your iPad (using iTunes and a PC)
  • How to update your iPad
  • Q&A
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