iPad Mise-En-Place Challenges

Mise-En-Place Challenge #1
  1. Take any 4 four apps on your iPad and combine them into a folder
  2. Rename the folder Summercore
  3. Use the spotlight search for “presidential pets”
  4. Add the top website in the Google Search to the home screen and move the newly created bookmark to the Summercore folder.

Mise-En-Place Challenge #2
  1. Use the spotlight search to search Wikipedia for  “The Beatles”
  2. Use the search within website trick to find the text “Beatlemania fad” and then highlight and copy the sentence that contains this phrase
  3. Go to your Notes app and paste the text into the note.
  4. Add quotation marks to the beginning and end of the sentence by using the virtual keys.

Mise-En-Place Challenge #3
  1. Use Safari to go to Google Images and search for “Stonehenge” and save an image from the search to your photo library. 
  2. Do a second Google Image search from anything that you want and save an image from this search to your photo library.
  3. Take a picture with your camera of your group by using the front-facing camera
  4. Go to your Photo Library to create an album titled “Summercore” and put all three pictures into this album.

Mise-En-Place Challenge #4
  1. Open the Maps App and search for “4 Yawkey Way Boston, MA.”
  2. View the location in Street View.
  3. Take a snapshot of your view.
  4. Go back to your photo library and add this picture into the Summercore album from challenge #3.

Mise-En-Place Challenge #5
  1. Go back to the Maps App.
  2. Search for “The Eiffel Tower” and the location to your Bookmarks.
  3. Search for “The Louvre,” drop a pin by the Metro station near the Louvre and and this pin as a bookmark.
  4. Travel down and view the Louvre by going to Street View from the Metro station pin so that you can see the Louvre on your right.

Mise-En-Place Challenge #6
  1. Go to the New York Times and add a bookmark to your bookmarks bar.
  2. Read the top news article in Reader view.
  3. While in Reader view, increase the size of the text to make for easier reading.
  4. Search for the definition of a word within the article that you are reading.