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Can you explain a little more? Do you want to use your iPhone to control your iPad when making a Keynote presentation? If so, there's an app in the App Store for that...

Tim

If you mean if the iPad be used as a clicker, the answer seems to be yes.

Clickers are used in my school although I've only seen them demonstrated in a workshop by a colleague.

In the App Store, if you use the search term "clicker," you'll a few listed including eClicker Host that sells for $9.99, has a 3.5 star rating.

Allyson

Originally Posted by Tim SPRACKLEN

Can you explain a little more? Do you want to use your iPhone to control your iPad when making a Keynote presentation? If so, there's an app in the App Store for that...

Tim

Yes can I use my iPad as clicker for power point presentation?

Originally Posted by Asharp

If you mean if the iPad be used as a clicker, the answer seems to be yes.

Clickers are used in my school although I've only seen them demonstrated in a workshop by a colleague.

In the App Store, if you use the search term "clicker," you'll a few listed including eClicker Host that sells for $9.99, has a 3.5 star rating.

Allyson

If I can use it as clicker if I am presenting a power point presentation instead of hitting the key button on my lapyop

Originally Posted by my_ipad_2011

Yes can I use my iPad as clicker for power point presentation?

I'm sorry. I was referring to Clickers by which I mean student/audience response systems. It seems you're asking about a simple straightforward remote control app to use to progress through slides in a PowerPoint presentation. Fortunately, Tim provided a lead about being able to accomplish what you need.