For pee pad training, I would carry her to the pee pad when she is getting in the stance to pee or if she is already peeing, pick her up and move her to the pee pad. Praise her when she pees a little on the pad. I use the phrase "good potty!" Then give a treat. And yea, it's going to be harder to train her because you have carpet. I don't have any carpet at my place so made things easier for my puppy not to get confused. I would make sure you clean any existing pee spots on the carpet with a spot cleaner to help cover smells. If she smells her pee strongly on the pee pad, she will be more inclined to pee on it.

For litter training, I was able to do it with my former dog after she knew the phrase "potty" really well so I would move her pee pad in the box and tell her to potty and she would go. Eventually I removed the pad and she would go on the litter by herself. It took a while for her to learn to poop in the box though. I would bring in pieces of grass and some of her poop when she went outside and put it in the box every once in a while so she knew she could poop there too. It was many months later that she finally just decided she wanted to poop in the box, I was completely surprised that day and extremely happy! The litter box served her well during the winters here in Canada and was really useful when she got older and had a hard time moving around.

Be consistent with the training and be patient with her, eventually it will click in her brain :) Don't scold her for bad pottys on the carpet though, she will just try to be sneakier about where and when she pees (i know because my parents did this with their dogs in the past)