Extras

Free for iPhone/iPod Touch; Free for iPad emails your individual code so you have a record of it || Take a screen shot of any screen on your iPad/iPhone or iPod Touch by pressing the Home button and the on/off button together, the screen will flash white and the screen shot will appear in your Photos ||
 * //**UDID Individual security codes for your iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad**// || //Take a screen shot// ||
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// Voice overs //
|| ===// Zooming a screen //=== || and choose on. This will read to you all alerts etc. You can also choose 'Speak Selection', this will read any highlighted text, highlight the text and then tap Speak. || Zoom a screen by going to **Settings - General -Accessibility - Zoom** and set it to on. Now you can double tap with 3 fingers to zoom in on the screen and move around the screen with 3 fingers || Turn off the Locations you don't need Then scroll down to **Location Services** Turn off '**Setting Time Zone**' and '**Location based i-Ads** || If you have a class website that you would like your students to access quickly, then place a shortcut on the desktop. Go to **Safari,** find the website, tap **- Share** and select **Add to Home screen**, you can choose to rename it and then select **Add**. It will appear on your home screen on the iPad || or phone, under the slide to unlock slide your finger up from just under the screen, this brings up the Control Centre, you can do this on any page of the iPad. Here you can access Volume control, Airplane Mode, Wireless, Bluetooth, lock and unlock screen, brightness control, instant camera, Airdrop and Airplay, and your controls for your music. On your phone you also get the flashlight. || Press and Hold the home button, speak to Siri and he/she will reply back. You can enable and disable Siri by going to Settings - General - Siri and slide on or off the enable button ||
 * Turn on Voice over by going to Settings - General - Accessibility - Voice Over
 * ===// Prolong your battery life //=== || ===// Create a shortcut on the iPad to a Website //=== ||
 * Go to **Settings - Privacy - Location Services**
 * ===// Accessing Control Centre //=== || ===// Siri //=== ||
 * When you first turn on your iPad
 * ===// Change Wallpaper //=== ||  ||
 * If you have a photo on your iPad that you want to use as your wallpaper, tap on the Share button and then tap on Use as Wallpaper. Choose where you want it
 * on your Lock Screen only
 * on your Home Screen only
 * Set both ||  ||

If you want to keep your students on one app only and restrict their access to other apps
 * =Guided Access=
 * ===Open “Settings” and tap on “General”===
 * ===Navigate to “Accessibility” and under the Learning section tap on “Guided Access”===
 * ===Flip the switch to ON, then tap “Set Passcode” to set a password you’ll use to escape out of Guided Access mode===
 * ===Choose whether or not to Enable Screen Sleep, turning it ON will help sustain battery life when the iPad, iPod, or iPhone is left inactive===
 * ===Launch any app as usual, then triple-click the Home button to summon the Accessibility menu===
 * ===Tap “Guided Access” from the menu===
 * ===Set the Guided Access rules and swipe areas on the thumbnailed screen to disable certain areas of the screen, choose whether touch input is on or off, and whether motion works===
 * ===Tap “Next” to enter Guided Access mode=== ||  ||
 * ===The iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch is now effectively locked into the current application, and pressing the Home button will no longer leave the app. Sooner or later you’ll surely want to escape out of this mode though, but only those with the passcode set earlier can do so.===

== Escaping Guided Access in iOS == ===You’ll now be back to the usual behavior of iOS.=== ===If you’d like to turn off Guided Access completely, just go back to Settings > Accessibility > Guided Access > and flip the setting to OFF. You’ll need to enter the passcode again to do so.=== ||
 * ===Triple-click the Home button and enter the passcode chosen during setup of Guided Access to unlock the device===


 * = //Multitask gestures (make sure multitask gestures are turned on, go to Settings - General and select On for multitasking gestures// = ||
 * ==4 finger swipe up== || Use four fingers at any time to swipe up to see recently used apps. Swipe down to see the full screen again or tap on the screen. ||
 * ==4 finger swipe left right== || When you are in a app, swipe right to move to the app you were using previously, and again to the one before that, swipe to the left to go back to the first app you opened. ||
 * ==**5 finger pinch**== || Use all five fingers and swipe from an open hand to the centre of the iPad. This will return you back to the screen you launched from. ||