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iPod Dos

Learn best practices in managing iPods in the classroom including syncing, naming, playlist creation, and security measures. Discover do's and don'ts to optimize iPod usage for educational purposes.

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iPod Dos

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  1. iPod Dos Do: • Sync all iPods to one computer. • Name iPods • Make playlists • Delete content • Configure the Music app for easy access to playlists and podcasts

  2. iPod Dos cont. • Label or engrave iPods. • Set up an iTunes account for the classroom computer. • Know you can authorize more than one account on a computer. • Use a flash drive to transfer apps between computers. • Get a charging cart, or tray if you have the money.

  3. iPod Dos cont. • Have procedures for passing out, turning in, and syncing. • Secure iPods when not in use. • Have earbuds for each student or larger headphones for each student to share. • Create a web clip icon for your class or school website. • Use a URL shortcut.

  4. iPods cont. • Have consequences for misuse. • Create a usage contract. • Set up email.

  5. iPod Don’ts DO NOT • Give students the iTunes account password. • Sync iPods with any other computer than the original. • Feel you need to sync iPods everyday. • Spend too much money on iPods. • Buy expensive accessories.

  6. iPod Don’ts • Mistreat batteries. • Stick with just free apps. • Use liquids to clean the screen. • Put up with a glitchy iPod. • Forget professional development.

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