Bose Ipod 8 User Guide

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Getting Started with iPod touch: 
A guide for using iPod touch and iTunes for teaching and learning
Adding Applications from the Apple App Store
Many applications, such as Calculator and Safari, come with iPod touch, as described 
in “Browsing the Internet with Safari” and “Using the Applications Included with 
iPod touch,” later in this guide. You can further enhance teaching and learning by 
downloading additional applications from the App Store. You can choose from an 
amazing collection of...

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Getting Started with iPod touch: 
A guide for using iPod touch and iTunes for teaching and learning
To locate audiobooks available from the iTunes Store, click iTunes Store in the sidebar 
in iTunes. Click Audiobooks under iTunes Store in the main iTunes Store window. The 
available audiobooks, such as 
Lord of the Flies, Macbeth, The Great Gatsby,  and The Lorax, 
are organized by category. You can also locate audiobooks by entering a title or author 
in	 the	 search	 field	at	the	 top	 right	 of...

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Getting Started with iPod touch: 
A guide for using iPod touch and iTunes for teaching and learning
Creating Your Own Content 
iPod	
touch	 and	iTunes	 offer	easy	access	 to	many	 types	of	education	 content	that	you	
and your students produce in the classroom, and the voice recording capability of 
iPod touch means it’s a tool for producing content as well. Education content students 
create may include digital media projects created with iLife, class podcasts produced 
with GarageBand and iMovie,...

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Getting Started with iPod touch: 
A guide for using iPod touch and iTunes for teaching and learning
Producing Podcasts with GarageBand
Creating a podcast with GarageBand is an excellent and easy way for you to create 
content for students to use on iPod touch as well as for students to share what they’ve 
learned with a real audience. 
For example, you could create podcasts with test review information, science lab 
instructions, or language exercises. Students could create a weekly podcast recap 
of...

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Getting Started with iPod touch: 
A guide for using iPod touch and iTunes for teaching and learning
Before students begin creating podcasts themselves, you may want to review or share 
with the class some examples of podcasts other students have created. A few of these 
are listed below. 
•	 Radio WillowWeb:  Willowdale Elementary School students in Omaha, Nebraska have a 
lot to share about what they learn.
www.itunes.com/podcast?id=73800253
•	 A	 School	 in	the	 Coulee: 	Longfellow Middle School...

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Getting Started with iPod touch: 
A guide for using iPod touch and iTunes for teaching and learning
Sharing Presentations with iPod touch
Another great feature of iPod touch is the ease with which you can share and view 
presentations that you and your students produce. For example, students could use 
a presentation to share their findings from a lab experiment, to produce flash cards 
for review, or to demonstrate what they have learned about a period in history. Using 
Keynote or PowerPoint,...

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Getting Started with iPod touch: 
A guide for using iPod touch and iTunes for teaching and learning
Browsing the Internet with Safari
With Safari, if the iPod touch is connected to a Wi-Fi network, you and your students 
can browse websites and search for information on the Internet, including Google 
searches. With iPod touch, students can do research both in and outside of the 
classroom and can have up to eight webpages open at a time. Files in PDF format can 
be downloaded and viewed on iPod...

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Getting Started with iPod touch: 
A guide for using iPod touch and iTunes for teaching and learning
Accessing Information with Web Apps
Many web applications (web apps) are now available that are specially designed to 
take advantage of the Multi-Touch display on iPod touch and the iPhone. For example, 
you and your students can use web apps when connected to a Wi-Fi network to do the 
following:
•	 Check	 out	the	latest	 news	from	a	variety	 of	news	 sources.
http://getnews.mine.nu
•	 See	 what...

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Getting Started with iPod touch: 
A guide for using iPod touch and iTunes for teaching and learning
Using the Applications Included 
with iPod touch
The	
applications	 that	come	 with	iPod	touch	 offer	a	set	 of	valuable	 resources	 that	
support teaching and learning in the classroom. In addition to browsing the Internet 
with Safari (as discussed in the previous chapter), students can listen to downloaded 
audio and view video content, take notes, use a calculator, check email, create and sync...

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Getting Started with iPod touch: 
A guide for using iPod touch and iTunes for teaching and learning
Notes
With Notes, you can easily add, read, and revise notes that appear onscreen on a yellow 
notepad. If iPod touch is set up for email, you can also email notes that you’ve created. 
Notes can be used for to-do lists, for taking notes as students work on collaborative 
projects,
	at	 staff 	meetings	 and	field	 trips,	and	 more. 	And	 because	 you	can	copy	 and	
paste text with iPod touch, you can...