What's the best way to migrate from an old ipad to a new ipad?

Well, it's more than that. I gave my husband a new ipad for his birthday. He needs to set up the new ipad and can't figure out the best way to do it. Any advice to minimize frustration and lost apps?
Then I want to zero out his old ipad and claim it as my own. Any advice on the best way to do that?
thanks in advance.

Two major ways for hubby to get going with the new iPad.
1.  Do a full backup of the current iPad, then "restore" the new iPad from the backup.
2.  Do a complete new setup on the new iPad, and download all the apps again from your app store purchases.
Each approach has advantages and disadvantages.  #1 is faster and less burdensome, but if there are any quirks with programs or data that may have caused problems on the old iPad, you will carry them over to the new iPad.  #2 is the cleanest way for a new machine, but you may lose some data.
In either case, once he is comfortable with the new iPad and it is acting as it should, you can wipe the old iPad by going to Reset and wiping the machine to restore factory specs.  Following that, you can set it up fresh for your own use.

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