Using Your Smart Phone

Class 1 What is a smartphone? Smartphone use worldwide The two flavors of smartphone: Android and iPhone What the two flavors of smartphone have in common o Home Screens and icons o Home screen "pages" o Side buttons o Two ways of connecting: the cell phone tower and WiFi What's a SIM card? What cell phone tower connections provide A brief description of how WiFi works The Status/Notifications Bar The six smartphone gestures o Tap, Tap & Hold, Swipe Up, Down, Left, and Right Getting to the Home Screen: Security Measures (PIN, Fingerprint, Face Recognition) Answering Incoming Calls on Androids & iPhones Setting up and using voicemail on Androids & iPhones Visual Voicemail

Class 2 Making Outgoing Calls on Androids and iPhones Why setting up your Contacts is so important Using your Contacts as a central communications hub on an Android Using your Contacts as a central communications hub on an iPhone Setting up and using email on an Android: Gmail and non-Gmail Why having a Google account is an Android is a good idea Setting up and using email on an iPhone: iCloud and non-iCloud Clinic Time: Answering students' questions/problems

Class 3 Managing apps on an Android o Removing an icon from the Home Screen o Installing apps: the Google Play Store o Uninstalling an app on an Android o Adding an app icon to the Home Screen Managing apps on an iPhone o Removing an icon from the Home Screen o Installing apps: the Apple App Store o Uninstalling an app on an iPhone o The iPhone App Library o Adding an app icon to the Home Screen Text Messaging on Androids and iPhones Using the smartphone camera Android Gallery iPhone Photos Sharing photos Clinic Time: Answering students' questions/problems

Class 4 Enabling emergency numbers and SOS calling on an Android Enabling emergency numbers and SOS calling on an iPhone Problem-Solving Clinic: Students bring questions/problems to class and collaborate as a group to find answers/solutions.