A few add-ons to Tom Kuhlman s iPAD idea

Poornima, these are fantastic. Thanks so much for sharing!

Very nice, Poornima! Thanks for sharing your updates.

These look great. I love when people share stuff like this. Thanks.

This is fantatsic Poornima. Thanks!!!!

JAY HO!!!

These are terrific enhancements, Poornima.  Creative and versatile.  Thanks for sharing them. - Randy

This is an awesome template. Thanks for sharing!

Poornima, this is something I could really use for a project I'm working on but it isn't opening for me. Can you please help me out with this?

Thanks,

June

Here is a helpful link for designing for mobile devices. This is specifically for android devices but a lot of can be applied to the iPad as well.

http://developer.android.com/design/style/index.html

Thanks but was hoping to use the iPad template that Tom has on the blog. It doesn't open for me.

Hi June, is this what you are looking for? 

Thanks Jeanette but I was really wanting the template of just the iPad to build a course.

Is it just that you are having trouble downloading Poornima's version? If so, I've zipped it and attached it to this post (sometimes zipping a file helps when folks have problems downloading).

If that's not what you wanted, can you share the link of the post where you saw the demo you have in mind? That way we can see if we can get the file for you.

Or maybe you are interested in just building the iPad-style object on a PowerPoint slide so that you can customize the design from there? If so, Stephanie has a really good tutorial on that, which you can find here.

Sorry, it still doesn't open on my computer, I've never had trouble downloading templates before. That's okay I have created an iPad template, now I'm trying to figure out how to make the swipe gesture on the screen. If you have any suggestions on that I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks for your help.

Hi June, yah I could see that mimicking a swipe might be tough. You could create a shape on the right half of your screen and make it 100% transparent, and hyperlink that to the next slide, and do something similar with the left half of the screen to take learners to the previous slide. But that might get a little confusing if there are other clickable elements on the screen too. Might be best to go with simple forward/backward arrows instead?