Apple® iPad® for Business Use

Course Specifications

Course Number:

091101

Course Length:

1 day

Course Description

Overview:

The Apple® iPad® is rapidly becoming a powerful and valued business tool for use in the office and on the go when you’re away from the office. When you integrate your iPad with regular business practices, you can get seamless access to email, the Internet, calendaring and messaging, local and cloud-based files, and additional add-on productivity apps that you’ll quickly and easily discover and begin including in your working day. As you travel through this course, your journey will begin with setting up your iPad, followed by basic features, and then you’ll begin to expand your knowledge into the many useful features that make your iPad such an exciting experience.

Course Objectives:

In this course, you will perform common business productivity tasks on an iPad device.

You will:

Target Student:

This course is intended for business professionals in a variety of roles such as sales, IT support, general management, etc., who are new iPad users and need to utilize the iPad device to access, create and share information; connect to business and public networks and resources; and perform general work tasks productively and efficiently from a variety of locations and varying levels of network connectivity.

Prerequisites:

To ensure your success in this course, you should have the ability to perform basic end-user business computing tasks, including managing email, calendar, contacts, and tasks in any standard email program; accessing Internet information in a standard web browser; utilizing any common office productivity suite; and perform common computer system tasks such as managing files, launching programs, etc.

Course-specific Technical Requirements

Hardware and Software

The instructor and learners will each need their own iPad 2 or later. You will also need Internet access through a wireless network that is not password protected. Providing a password-protected network is optional.

Each student will need two email addresses through a supported email provider such as Gmail or Yahoo. They can use personal email addresses or you can create a block of “classroom” addresses to provide for the class.

In addition, the instructor should have the appropriate Apple adapters to connect the instructor iPad to a projection system to display the screen.

Course Content

Lesson 1: Getting Started with Your Apple® iPad®

Topic A: Activate Your iPad

Topic B: Navigate the iPad Interface

Topic C: Use Built-in iPad Functions

Topic D: Connect to a Wi-Fi Network

Topic E: Care and Maintain Your iPad

Lesson 2: Using the Safari® Web Browser

Topic A: Browse with Safari

Topic B: Configure Safari

Lesson 3: Configuring and Using iPad® Mail

Topic A: Set Up and Use iPad Mail

Topic B: Customize Mail Settings

Lesson 4: Using Calendar, Contacts, and Reminders Apps

Topic A: Navigate the Calendar

Topic B: Navigate Contacts

Topic C: Navigate Reminders

Lesson 5: Installing Apps and Managing Files

Topic A: Install Apps

Topic B: Identify Useful Business Apps

Topic C: Manage Files

Lesson 6: Manage iPad® Security

Topic A: Customize Personal Security Settings

Topic B: Integrate Organizational Security

Topic C: Locate a Lost iPad

Appendix A: Managing and Maintaining Your Apple® iPad®

Appendix B: Managing Files with Storage and Document Creation Apps