How to Start Multitasking on iPad – Guide
Apple has long been pushing for the iPad to replace a computer; even if it’s a mobile device, but it can do everything most people need to do on one laptop. To do this, Apple tried to make the iPadOS more robust and flexible through a series of multitasking features, such as Split View, Slide Over and Center Window.
With multitasking in iOS 9 and iPadOS 13, users could run two apps at the same time. However, these features were difficult to use and most iPad users only saw them when an accidental touch on the tablet screen activated them. Now, with multitasking in iPadOS 15, these features are much more useful and easier to discover. ..
To view two apps at a time on an iPad, you can use the Split View feature. To do this, first open the app that you want to view in the main screen of your iPad. Then open the app that you want to view in a side screen by pressing and holding on its icon until it pops up. Finally, drag and drop the app’s icon onto the main screen of your iPad. ..
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The Multitasking menu lets you start and stop tasks in different ways. The Dock lets you see open windows and applications in a list. Spotlight finds and displays files and folders in your computer’s search history.
How to use the Multitasking menu to open multiple iPad apps
How to use the Dock to open various iPad apps
How to use the App Library to open various iPad apps
Use Spotlight to open multiple apps
To use Spotlight for multitasking, you need to have a keyboard, such as the Apple Magic Keyboard, connected to your iPad. If you don’t have a keyboard, you can use the touch screen on your iPad to do the same thing.
How to open a central window on your iPad
Final note
How to Start Multitasking on iPad: A Guide
