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Women’s Health Resources Introduction to iPad

Women’s Health Resources Introduction to iPad. Hardin Library for the Health Sciences. Rights and Responsibilities. Proper use and professionalism Property of the University of Iowa Hospitals Return upon completion of the project It’s OK to personalize. Check out. Attestation Statement

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Women’s Health Resources Introduction to iPad

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  1. Women’s Health Resources Introduction to iPad Hardin Library for the Health Sciences

  2. Rights and Responsibilities • Proper use and professionalism • Property of the University of Iowa Hospitals • Return upon completion of the project • It’s OK to personalize

  3. Check out • Attestation Statement • Sign-out sheet

  4. Wireless • StaffNet • GuestNet • Eduroam • Personal network

  5. Apple ID • You will need a personal Apple ID to configure your device • https://appleid.apple.com

  6. Configuration Choose Language. You need to tell the iPad how to communicate with you. English is the default setting, but most common languages are supported. Choose Country or Region. The iPad needs to know the Country you are located in to connect to the correct version of the Apple App Store. Not all apps are available in all countries. Enable Location Services. The location services allow the iPad to determine where it is located. Even an iPad without 3G and GPS can use location services by using nearby Wi-Fi networks to determine the location. Most people will want to turn this setting on. You can turn off location services later, and even choose which apps you allow to use them and which apps can't use them. Choose a Wi-Fi Network. This is where you will need that Wi-Fi password if your network is secured. Set up as New or Restore From Backup (iTunes or iCloud).

  7. Configuration Choose Language. You need to tell the iPad how to communicate with you. English is the default setting, but most common languages are supported. Choose Country or Region. The iPad needs to know the Country you are located in to connect to the correct version of the Apple App Store. Not all apps are available in all countries. Enable Location Services. The location services allow the iPad to determine where it is located. Even an iPad without 3G and GPS can use location services by using nearby Wi-Fi networks to determine the location. Most people will want to turn this setting on. You can turn off location services later, and even choose which apps you allow to use them and which apps can't use them. Choose a Wi-Fi Network. This is where you will need that Wi-Fi password if your network is secured. Set up as New or Restore From Backup (iTunes or iCloud).

  8. Configuration • Enter Apple ID or create new Apple ID. If this is your first time with any Apple device, you will need to create an Apple ID. • Agree to Terms and Conditions. You will need to agree to the Terms and Conditions, and once you agree, the iPad will give you a dialog box confirming that you agree. You can also have the Terms and Conditions emailed to you by touching the button at the top of the screen. • Set Up iCloud. Most people will want to set up iCloud and enable the iPad to be backed up to iPad on a daily basis. This means even if you run into major problems with your iPad, you lose it or it is stolen, your data will be backed up to the Internet and waiting for you when your restore your iPad. However, if you aren't comfortable saving your information to the Internet, or if you are using the iPad for business purposes and your place of work doesn't allow you to use cloud storage, you can decline to use iCloud. • Restore from Backup. If you have set your iPad to factory default in order to correct a problem, you can choose to restore from your most recent backup.

  9. Configuration Use Find My iPad. This is a very handy feature that can both help you find a lost iPad or recover a stolen iPad. Turning on this feature will let you track the general location of the iPad. The 3G version of the iPad, which has a GPS chip, will be more accurate, but even the Wi-Fi version can provide amazing accuracy. Diagnostics. The last choice is whether or not to send a daily diagnostic report to Apple. This is purely your own decision. Apple uses the information to better serve its customers, and you shouldn't be worried that your information is being used for any other purpose. But, if you have any qualms at all, choose not to share the information. The basic rule of thumb here is if you have to think about it for more than a couple of seconds, choose not to participate.

  10. UIHC App and Epic • UIHC uses a customized app to manage Citrix, EPIC, and other select tools: AirWatch • https://hcis.healthcare.uiowa.edu/documents/AirWatch%20MDM%20Type3.pdf

  11. WHR Library Subject Guide • Open Safari • Go to http://guides.lib.uiowa.edu/WHR • At the bottom of the screen you'll see an icon depicting an arrow that looks like it's trying to get away from a square. This represents the never-ending struggle between the pursuant rectangular form and chased arrowhead. It also represents tapping a button to perform an action, which is more applicable in this case. • If you managed to tap that button successfully, you'll have a few options. The one you want to tap is "Add to Home Screen". So do that. • Change the name of the link icon to “UI WHR” • http://lifehacker.com/5809338/add-web-site-bookmarks-to-your-iphones-homescreen

  12. Additional Help • Shane Wallace at Hardin Library • shane-wallace@uiowa.edu • 319-335-7085 • Zach Sanderson • zachary-sanderson@uiowa.edu • HCIS Help Desk • https://hcis.healthcare.uiowa.edu/ • 319-356-0001

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