How to Use an iPad for School

Protect the device., Type on the iPad., Use the touch screen with a stylus.

3 Steps 2 min read Easy

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Protect the device.

    There are many different options when it comes to protecting your iPad, including sleeves, shells, folio cases and covers.

    A popular option is to choose a case that doesn't give you all the protection you need, then using a sleeve to protect the iPad in transit.

    Here are some things to consider when buying a case and some popular cases:
    How much can you afford to spend on a case? How much protection do you need to have? How long does the case need to last? How much size and weight can you afford to add to your device?
  2. Step 2: Type on the iPad.

     When using you iPad for school, it is likely that you're going to need to do quite a bit of typing.

    The virtual keyboard is okay for a short amount of writing but a bluetooth keyboard is far more preferable. Some of the best keyboards are: , You finger can only provide a certain amount of control when it comes to touch screens.

    Also there are many apps that allow you to handwrite notes for example.

    So it is a good idea get a Stylus.

    There are two types of stylus, Passive and Active.

    Passive styluses act as a substitute for your finger while active styluses connect to your device via Bluetooth and offer more features like pressure sensitivity and palm rejection.
  3. Step 3: Use the touch screen with a stylus.

Detailed Guide

There are many different options when it comes to protecting your iPad, including sleeves, shells, folio cases and covers.

A popular option is to choose a case that doesn't give you all the protection you need, then using a sleeve to protect the iPad in transit.

Here are some things to consider when buying a case and some popular cases:
How much can you afford to spend on a case? How much protection do you need to have? How long does the case need to last? How much size and weight can you afford to add to your device?

 When using you iPad for school, it is likely that you're going to need to do quite a bit of typing.

The virtual keyboard is okay for a short amount of writing but a bluetooth keyboard is far more preferable. Some of the best keyboards are: , You finger can only provide a certain amount of control when it comes to touch screens.

Also there are many apps that allow you to handwrite notes for example.

So it is a good idea get a Stylus.

There are two types of stylus, Passive and Active.

Passive styluses act as a substitute for your finger while active styluses connect to your device via Bluetooth and offer more features like pressure sensitivity and palm rejection.

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