You can discover, save, and share learning resources on the web using Safari. View webpages side by side, compile a list of articles you want to read, and hide distracting elements so you and your learners can focus on what matters most.
Keep this guide open on iPad while viewing another webpage. Touch and hold this link, then tap Open in New Window to split the screen and view an Apple Education news article in a second browser.
Search the web. Enter your school’s name or URL into the search field, then tap Go.
Use Safari Reader to hide ads and other distractions. Tap Formatting Option button, then tap Show Reader View to see a simplified version of the Apple Education page.
Add a page to your reading list. Tap Share button, then Add to Reading List. Tap Sidebar button, then Reading List button to see your saved articles.
Add an icon for Apple Education to your Home screen. Tap Share button, then Add to Home Screen. Edit the default name of the icon, then tap Add.
Download a file. Touch and hold a link on a webpage, then tap Download Linked File. The file begins downloading to your iPad in the background.
Access downloaded files. Tap Downloads icon and tap the first item on the list to open it. To choose where Safari stores your downloaded files, open Settings, tap Safari, then tap Downloads.
Add icons to your Home screen for your most frequently used teaching and learning websites. Organize them into folders according to the subjects you teach.
Do web-based research with Safari in Split View, looking up sources in one browser window, while taking notes using Google Docs in the other.
Create unique and strong passwords for websites that require a login. Passwords get stored in iCloud Keychain so you don’t have to memorize them.
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