How to use Pages on iPad

Using Pages for iPad

In this tutorial, Mr. Keefe explains how to use Pages for iPad. He covers how to import templates, create new documents, edit text and images, and change styles.

Importing Templates

• To import a template, locate it on your iPad and open it.

• Click "Add" when prompted to add it to the template chooser.

• The imported template will be available in your templates for creating new documents.

Creating New Documents

• Click the plus button to create a new document.

• Select a template or choose a blank page.

• Click on the item you want to edit or format.

Editing Text

• Click on the text you want to edit.

• Type in what you want to have instead of the existing text.

• Make sure that all selected much like you would do on Word.

Editing Images

• Click on the image you want to edit.

• Replace the image by selecting an image from your iPad or taking a photo/video with your camera.

• Change the mask of the image using instant alpha if desired.

• Add borders, shadows, reflections, and other styles as desired.

Conclusion

Pages for iPad is easy to navigate once you understand where everything is located. It offers many options for editing text and images and allows users to incorporate any photo or video saved on their device.

Adding Shapes and Objects

In this section, the speaker demonstrates how to add different shapes and objects to a page in Pages on an iPad.

Adding Shapes and Objects

• To add different shapes, click on the plus button and select the desired shape or object.

• Once added, you can go into the style options to change its appearance.

• You can also add pictures, videos, graphs, tables, and drawings using an Apple Pencil or Logitech Crayon.

Smart Annotation

In this section, the speaker explains how to use smart annotation in Pages on an iPad.

Using Smart Annotation

• Click on the three dots at the top of the screen and select "Smart Annotation."

• With smart annotation turned on, you can highlight text or write directly on top of a page using a pen or highlighter.

• This feature is useful for adding annotations or notes to a document.

Saving and Exporting Documents

In this section, the speaker discusses how to save and export documents in Pages on an iPad.

Saving Documents

• There is no need to manually save documents as they are automatically saved when you exit out of them.

• If you accidentally delete something from your document, use the undo button located at the top left corner of your screen.

Exporting Documents

• Click on the three dots at the top right corner of your screen to access view options and export settings.

• You can export your document as a Word file if needed.