iPads+Safari


 * iPad's Safari Web Browser **

Safari is the web browser that comes preloaded on your iPad. There are other web browsers available that you can experiment with later, but you will want to become familiar with Safari and the way that the web browser works on the iPad--it is a little different than what you routinely use on your laptop and their are differences in the way Safari works with the different iPad operating systems (iOS 4 & iOS 5)


 * Opening a Site & Bookmarking a Site: [[image:safariapp.png width="257" height="84" align="right"]] **
 * Turn on your device and open the Safari App located in the bottom left corner of the bottom toolbar.
 * Add a Bookmark:
 * In your web browser go to: http://elkornipads.wikispaces.com
 * Tap the “Add Bookmark Icon” (see at right) and select “Add Bookmark.[[image:add_bookmarkios5.png align="right"]]
 * A bookmark will be added for the web site.
 * Access your bookmarks using the open book icon (just to the left of the add bookmark icon)
 * New to iOS 5 is the ability to add the site to a Reading List which allows you to read the site content later even if you are not connected to wifi. (see below) Tap the "add to reading list" from the add bookmark icon (it looks like a rectangle with an arrow). Once you have added the page from the site to your reading list it will appear under your bookmarks in a grouping called "Reading List" See below if you are unsure.[[image:add-readinglist.png align="right"]]

**Navigation Buttons in Safari:**
 * Navigation in Safari will look pretty familiar to those who have used Safari on their laptop or desktop computer.
 * **Left Arrow:** Takes the user back one page in the browser
 * **Right Arrow:** Takes the user forward to the previously viewed page
 * **Tab Browsing:** Each new page you open is located in a new tab in Safari--stacking the tabs as you open new pages (ios 5 only)
 * **View Bookmarks:** Displays all bookmarks in a dropdown menu
 * **Add Bookmark Icon:** Add bookmarks, Add to Reading List (iOS 5), Add to Home Screen, Mail Link to this Page, Tweet the Page (iOS 5) and Print are the options (if you are connected to a printer) available under this icon.[[image:_readerbuttonios5.png align="right"]]
 * **Reader Button Feature:** (Only in iOS 5) Turns off the advertising and distractions on a page. You will not "see" this feature on a site "home page." You must navigate to an article or page within a site and then you will see the reader button appear in the address bar for the web site. Click the Reader button and all of the advertising and distractions will disappear.
 * **Last 9 Web Sites Icon** (only in iOS 4 and earlier) is the option to tabbed browsing to access the last 9 web site accessed using Safari.

**Adding a Web Clip:**
 * **Turn on your device and open the Safari** **App** located in the bottom left corner of your bottom toolbar.
 * **Add a Web Clip:** Tap in the rounded rectangle at the top of the Safari window and **navigate to the Weeping Water Schools Web Site**
 * Tap the **“Add Bookmark Icon”** (see above) and select **“Add to Home Screen”** a web clip will be listed with your apps.
 * **Locate the web clip** on your device and open it.

** Saving an Image From Safari **
 * **Turn on your device and open the Safari** **App** located in the bottom left corner of your bottom toolbar.
 * **Navigate to Google Images:** Tap in the rounded rectangle at the top of the Safari window and navigate to the Google Images Site: @http://images.google.com
 * **Select an Image** and tap on it to navigate to the web page where it appears.
 * **Tap and Hold** your finger on the picture for a few minutes until a pop-up window appears and select **“SAVE IMAGE.”** The photo/image is saved to your Photos. **Open your Device Photos** & locate your saved image. (tap home button & then the photo icon in bottom toolbar)