1. Using
iPods in
the
By Troy

2. Red Hat:
Affordable. (8GB model is $349)
Can do most things you can on a computer.
Super Portable.
Motivating for Students to use.
Enormous range of Apps. (Over 225,000 as of
June 2010)

3. Black Hat:
It is hard for some students to type on
them.
Battery doesn’t last long enough. (It says
up to 5 hours but drains fast with constant
use)
Doesn’t let you extract HTML codes to use
on your blog.

4. How I use them in Class
Children can access and edit
their ePortfolio via Wordpress
App.
Enhance Literacy/Maths
program by using a range of
Apps.
Photo from http://www.flickr.com/photos/arnewinter/
Collaborative Challenges
within class.

5. Management
I have 10 in my class.
Set up routines/expectations
with students.
They are responsible for
getting them and putting away
safely.
Continual review of these
guidelines.

6. Online Inspiration
Apple Learning Interchange:
Heaps of ways to use iPod and iTunes in the
classroom.
http://edcommunity.apple.com/ali/collection.php?
collectionID=714
My Blog:
I try to share to my new iPod findings as often as
possible.
http://tewakatroy.edublogs.org/

7. Basic Tools
Touch App to Open
Power Button
Volume
Controls
Flick left or right
to go on to next
page
Home Button

8. Advanced Tools
To take a screenshot,
Pinch in to zoom press the home and Drag up or
in power button down to scroll
Spread out to zoom simultaneously through
out
Hold finger on spot
to magnify and to
place cursor for
editing