At last! You managed to get your new iPad, or maybe you received it as a gift from someone, or maybe you’ve got one due to your work or daily activities. Anyway, you’ve got the Gadget of your dreams. Now you should know what you have in your hands. The Apple’s iPad is one of the most recent and powerful portable computing devices you can own at these days. Moreover it is completely innovative in many aspects. But maybe you could get someway discouraged or even frightened by the overwhelming power of this nice and apparently simple to use device. It is the perfect Geek’s device, but what if you’re not exactly a Geek?

There’s no doubt that once you learn entirely how to use it you will have a complete entertaining and working device, besides it can be your tool for being connected at almost any place with anyone you know and this is just the beginning. The only trouble for much of us is how to learn to use it.

When you open the package of your iPod you discover that there is no user manual, no instruction booklet… nothing to help you lear how to use it. In general there is a lack of information that leads you to try a search to find if there is some instruction booklet somewhere for you to download it and start to read and learn. There is a 141 pages iPod user’s manual you can download from the Apple page. It is useful but as the books you can find and buy from places like Amazon or to buy in a book store, the problem is that you must start an old fashion process of reading and doing in a very slow pace that could take weeks.

My advice for you to start learning to use your iPad is, First: if you’ve got a friend who uses it as a pro, ask him to help you, but you know it is difficult to find a person who is willing enough and has sufficient time to teach you fully every aspect you must know until you use your device as an expert too. Second: if you like to learn by yourself, search for iPad user guides in YouTube or any other video place you know, and follow each video. You will find a lot videos to learn from, and you will be on your way to expertise your iPad little by little. Third: at Amazon you can find and purchase some books on this subject. You will find useful books to dominate one aspect of the iPad use on each one. Then you will start a learning process like the former one.

And the last one: If time is one of your issues, then the easiest and quickest way I have found to learn this and other subjects, is by using some video course. They are very comprehensive and easy to follow video lessons to teach you almost anything. I can tell you something for sure: after looking for much time on Internet where to find something comprehensive and easy to follow, this one is by far the only one that matches these criteria and could be considered as a real tutorial to expertise iPad use. By using a video course, I found out learning to use my iPad to be quick and fun and I can learn by reproducing the videos on my very own iPad, something I couldn’t do using any other method. I hope you'll have fun while learning how to become an expert on using your new iPad.