iPad Documentation Sucks – Can iPad Video Lessons help?
Wanna Get the Most Out of Your iPad, Consider iPad Video Lessons…
Welcome to my iPad Video Review blog – Sean here, thanks for checking us out! You’ve come to the right place if you’re looking for a comprehensive review of the iPad Video Lessons product. The video course is produced by iPad Pete, if you have ever wished that you had some super-geek friend who bought his iPad the day it came out and could clearly answer all of your “how-to” questions – Pete is your guy.
In the iPad Video Lessons Course, Pete brings clarity and step-by-step “how-to” advice on how to get the most out of you iPad purchase. The series is broken down into the following eight modules:
- Module 1 – All About Your iPad
- Module 2 – Web Tips and Tricks
- Module 3 – More About Mail
- Module 4 – Reading on Your iPad
- Module 5 – App Fun & Productivity
- Module 6 – Listen to Music & Podcasts
- Module 7 – Organize Your Photos
- Module 8 – Watch Video on Your iPad
iPad Video Lessons may be an inexpensive solution…
I think that what I liked best about Pete’s “iPad Video Lessons” is that I can watch it over and over again – if for some reason I don’t get it the first time or need a refresher, I can rewind and watch it again. With the lifetime membership, I don’t need to download the videos as they will be there for me on the web and Pete will keep me up-to-date with new changes.
Additional iPad Video Lessons benefits include:
- Learn at Your Own Pace – Stop, rewind, replay – Didn’t catch something? Review it over and over till you get it. Watch once without your iPad, then rewind and follow along using your iPad.
- Learn New Innovative and Productive Techniques – Discover new ways to be productive throughout your day with these iPad tips and tricks.
- Lifetime Membership – Lifetime membership keeps you up to date with future changes and new video lessons.
- Available 24/7 – Middle of the night. You need a quick answer on how to get a task done on your iPad. Jump online and watch the video on that feature. Problem solved.
- Grow Your iPad Skills – Invest in yourself, let me help you start learning today.
- Clear, and Comprehensive Training – I’ll clearly guide you app-by-app & tap-by-tap through every last feature of your iPad. I have a passion to teach and share my iPad knowledge and experience with you in a straightforward, candid way.
- Have Some Fun – I’m here to help you better understand and maximize your iPad. But, we’ll have a few laughs along the way as well.
- Over 100 Videos Watch over 100 videos online to master everything you want to do on your iPad.
Over-all, the content is very well done but there is an expectation that the viewer has a very basic idea of iPad use. If you really have no real idea of the iPad
or iPhone methods of use – it might take you viewing a video a couple of times to master the concept.
Be sure to check out Pete’s iPad Video Lessons, and come back here to post your comments about it. I’d love to hear your feedback on her report.
Best of Luck!
Sean Jaxson
The iPad Video Lessons Review
Remove Some of the iPad Mystery With a Few Tips!
So, you have made the investment in an iPad and you have found it pretty easy to use but there are some things that somehow you are supposed to just “magically” know….To save you some trial and error and maybe a little frustration, I thought I would pass along some tips and tricks that may be helpful.
Try out these iPad tricks…
Tip #1 – Perform a Soft Reset
To perform a soft reset on your iPad just hold the top (power) and bottom (home) button for a few seconds and your iPad will restart. If you find the need to force quit an application – hold the home button by itself.
Tip #2 – Fast and Easy Mute
All you need to do is hold the volume button down for about two seconds and your iPad will mute.
Tip #3 – Can’t Watch 1080P HD Videos? Downrez Them!
Have you found out that the iPad cannot play 1080P videos? In fact, iTunes won’t even let you copy ‘em to the iPad! There is an easy fix; just Downrez them to 720P.
Tip #4 – Preview Multiple Lines of Your Mail
The iPad is set to preview your mail on two lines but did you know that you can set it to preview more? How do you do it? Go to Settings -> Mail, Contacts and Calendars and select “5 lines” under Preview – that should do the trick!