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Enhancing Classroom Learning with iPods: Benefits and Challenges

This article explores the integration of iPods in educational environments by Hector Arreola. iPods serve multiple functions, such as playing music, podcasts, and audiobooks, and can store photos and videos, making them valuable tools for teachers. They allow educators to engage diverse learners and expand instructional strategies. The pros of using iPods include their portability, rich media storage, and convenience for on-the-go learning. However, challenges such as navigation difficulties, reliance on iTunes, and potential distractions in class are also noted.

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Enhancing Classroom Learning with iPods: Benefits and Challenges

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  1. IPODS IN THE CLASSROOM By: Hector Arreola

  2. USES • Music • Podcasts • Audiobooks • Photos • Videos

  3. iPod is good for teachers • Many educators are already using iPod in their curricula with with great results • iPod allows educators to more easily engage and match the individual needs of diverse learners • widen the repertoire of instructional strategies that they use • educators can learn when and where they want

  4. Pros • transportability • rich media storage • playback control • convenient learning on-the-go • You can take breaks when your attention wanders

  5. Cons • A bit difficult to navigate • iTunes is a must • Not all audiobooks are avaliable • Limited memory • Student can get distracted in classroom

  6. Video • http://news.yahoo.com/i/2446;_ylt=Ak9aJ7YV733c9kKS20bLpXsjtBAF

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