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Useful tips for getting the most our of the iPads front and rear cameras.

Essential tips for getting the most out of iOS

iPads are designed to be customized for personal use and can be difficult to share between users

"The author of iPad in Education for Dummies offers solid advice for unlocking the possibilities of iPads in a classroom."

Disable in-app purchases easily

Before using iPads in the classroom, there are a few seemingly little things you'll want to know and address before your students arrive. You'll need to answers questions from "How many devices can share an Apple ID?" and "What apps should be installed" to "What are some simple ways to get started?" Jeff Dunn in this blog post answers these and other common questions that educators ask on this subject

After the tremendous success following the publication of " 9 starter tips for teachers who have just got a new iPad " iPad4schools has put forward this new graphic featuring a set of interesting ideas teachers and students can try during the 5 minutes, 5 days, and 5 weeks  'when introducing a new initiative or technology.'

Good tips for teachers who have students bring in their own phones and tablets with 3G functions anyways.

In creating books using the iPad, I have found Book Creator to be by far the simplest and most effective app available. Those who haven't yet created a Multi-Touch Book will make their first book with Book Creator. For those who are already familiar with Book Creator, there are a couple of other apps you may wish to try out.