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Tag Archives: iPad
iPad therefore iPonder…
Overall impressions: I have been using the iPhone and iOS since the first few months of release, so transitioning and working within the iPad environment was straightforward. It did not take long after playing with a first generation iPad to … Continue reading
Lynda.com now available for PSU…on the iPad!
Lynda.com is a tremendous resource of video tutorials on just about anything you can imagine tech related. Penn State now has an account with Lynda and the best part? Lynda now has an iPad app that works with it! From … Continue reading
Mismatches
Although I’ve had a busy research summer, my iPad, thus far, has been collecting plenty of dust. My current projects don’t seem to be compatible with it, or perhaps it’s the other way around. Either way (or both ways), there’s … Continue reading
Traveling with my iPad
Over the past month or so, I have done quite a bit of traveling (California, Nevada, and Massachusetts, to name a few places). I am happy to report that my iPad was extremely useful and helped me to remain quite … Continue reading
iPad Apps
xxl13 (who are you?) just posted about not really having time to go through many apps and yet the iPad has already become useful, just for reading. Coincidentally I received an (unsolicited, not sure why I cannot get off these … Continue reading
iPad use in research: Where am I now?
I have been fortunate enough to have had an iPad since they first came out. (As an aside, as much as folks label me an “Apple fanboy,” this is the first Apple product I have purchased in its first run. … Continue reading
iPad Summer Research Project Kicks Off
After months (okay, maybe weeks) of planning, I’m excited to announce the introduction of the College of the Liberal Arts iPad Summer Research Project (CLAISRP? Perhaps this is an initiative that is better left without an acronym.) We in the … Continue reading