It is plugged in My battery is not charging on my iPad

Apple support suggests several possibilities. The iPad may not be receiving sufficient power to charge it; some lower powered charging devices are lacking. The charger may not be Apple certified (as being adequate). Test an alternative charger. Or, the port may be dirty or damaged. Remove debris. Try another USB cable. Restart the device. Also, determine whether or not you have the latest ios operating system. If it still does not charge, contact Apple support for service.

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Plug it in to the AC outlet via a charger.
Wait for an extended period of time...then try to turn it On.

Does your iPad turn on ?
If so, what is the battery level shown by the battery icon at the top of the screen ? Does it have a lightning bolt in the middle, showing that it is charging ?

if nothing happens, your iPad battery may be dead.
Take your iPad to an Apple astore to have it replaced.

Because the iPad needs only USB voltage to to charge the battery.

the connector on the iipod is damaged.

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There are many things you might be doing wrong but slow battery charge is a problem with the new iPad. The battery is actually a lot bigger than the iPad 2 which means it is going to take you much longer to charge.
Use the provided charger and don't charge from your computer. It is almost twice as slow to do it plugged into a computer. Charge it at night to give it the most time to charge as possible. I usually turn it off so programs don't run and slow down the charging speed. Every little bit helps.
I can help you with other things too if you ask.

USB hubs typically don't generate the 10 watts necessary to charge an iPad when it's connected to your computer. This basically means you can't use your laptop to recharge your iPad.

Apple recommends finding an AC outlet and using 10-watt power adapter that came with your iPad.

Maybe you do not know, but iPad has to be plugged in to a power outlet with the adapter that came with it.

I will unlike iPod not charge when plugged in to a computer.

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4060

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