Video: Towel Day and Apple iPad Training

A reminder for those who are interested, I am now starting to record and publish iPad How To Training videos, most of which will go on a new site I’ve set up for that purpose.

I’ve posted one of these videos here, mainly to celebrate “Towel Day” (which is why I’m wearing a towel in the video) which is an unofficial holiday commemorating the life of author Douglas Adams who wrote the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.

In the video I wax enthusiastic about one of my favorite authors and talk about how the fictional Hitchhiker’s Guide relates to Apple’s iPad.

This one is just for fun, and in dedication to the wonderful, late Douglas Adams who would have been such a huge fan of the Apple iPad.

More iPad how-to training is on the way once I get caught up after a broken computer and a bad cold. See you soon, and happy Towel Day!

If you aren’t subscribed to the podcast feed, use the following link for my iPad How-To Training on iTunes (note, opens in new window and may launch iTunes).

Posted by Worth Godwin Computer Training on May 25, 2010 in Apple iPad, iPad How To, iPad Training, Promotions | 0 comments

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