The default keyboard on the iPad can meet most needs. However, the App Store is full of options, including keyboards that let you draw words by tracing your finger from letter to letter. Here's how to install a third-party keyboard on any iPad running iOS 8 or later.
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CNET How To – Install a Custom Keyboard on iOS 8
Before you can use a third-party keyboard, you need to download one from the App Store. After downloading and installing the new software, enable the keyboard in Settings. Then you can switch to it when you type.
Here's how to install your new keyboard after you've downloaded it. You follow the same process to install different languages that your iPad already has available.
Open the iPad's Settings app.
