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A Classroom in your Pocket: iPods in Education
José Martí Middle SchoolUnion City Board of Education
Union City, New Jersey
Grace PoliMedia Specialist
Friday, February 27, 2009
Why teach with iPods?
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Why teach with iPods?
Engage students in learning
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Why teach with iPods?
Engage students in learning
Enhance instruction
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Why teach with iPods?
Engage students in learning
Enhance instruction
Increase motivation
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Why teach with iPods?
Engage students in learning
Enhance instruction
Increase motivation
Individualized instruction
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Why teach with iPods?
Engage students in learning
Enhance instruction
Increase motivation
Individualized instruction
Accommodate multiple learning styles of students
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Why teach with iPods?
Engage students in learning
Enhance instruction
Increase motivation
Individualized instruction
Accommodate multiple learning styles of students
Take it anywhere? Learn on the go!
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8 GB or 16 GBHolds up to 2,000 or 4,000 songs
Holds up to 8 hours or 16 hours of video
Spoken menus a#ows listeners to hear without viewing the screen
$149 - $199
iPod Nano
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120 GB36 hours of music30,000 songs or
150 hours of video
$249
iPod Classic
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iPod Touch
Wi Fi Mobile PlatformMulti-Touch
Audio 36 hours Video 6 hours
8 GB $22916 GB $29932 GB $399
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Musical Lesson Ideas
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Lesson Ideas
Artist Song Skill
John Mayer Say - video Spelling and open ended questions
Suzanne Vega Tom’s Diner Progressive form of the verb
Daniel Powter Bad Day Sequencing
Five for Fighting World - video Open ended questions
Demo
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Creating Lessons
1. Find a song, artist and the lyrics
2. Determine language patterns, vocabulary and syntax in the lyrics
3. Create lessons by removing the key words and phrases to be learned from the lyrics
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Modification Ideas
Lesson 1: Advanced Students
Write complete words, phrases and open-ended questions
Lesson 2: Intermediate Students
Complete sentence syntax (nouns, verbs, etc.) when provided with context clues, and include word bank
Lesson 3: Severely-Limited English Students
Identify words provided using a translation dictionary
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Student Assessment
Complete grammar activity
Read lyrics, without listening to the music
Reading comprehension
Oral assessment
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Lyrics & Music
Determine the Artist & Song
Free musical lyrics websites
http://lyrics.astraweb.com
http://azlyrics.com
http://sing365.com
Find songs by any topic
The Green Book of Songs and Subjectshttp://greenbookofsongs.com/
Annual Subscription $19.95Type the code - grace Into the coupon box for $10.00 discountPay only $9.95
Free and legal Music Downloads
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www.amazon.com - click on MP3 downloads for free download
Find Free Music - NO COST, LEGAL TUNES from independent and unsigned musicians
Methods for Downloading Music
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Audiobooks
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Benefits of AudiobooksProper word pronunciation
Improves listening and comprehension skills
Engage students in active reading
Increases vocabulary comprehension
Students can follow along with printed text
Listen and learn at your own pace: slow down, fast
forward, go back or bookmark a section
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Audiobook Cost AnalysisTITLE CD/CASSETTE iTUNES DOWNLOAD
Harry Potter $374.70 $249The Outsiders $25.95 $15.95
A Wrinkle in Time $25.95 $15.95The Mixed-Up Files $14.95 $10.95The Chocolate War $25.95 $15.95
Kira-Kira $27.95 $17.95Maniac Magee $19.95 $15.95
$515.40 $341.70
Download Savings = $173.70!
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Importing Audiobooks
1. Purchasing audiobooks in the iTunes Store
2. Importing CDs - multiple tracks NOT always practical
3. AudioBook Builder http://www.splasm.com/
audiobookbuilder/ - $10.00 cost
4. Downloading free audiobook online - multiple tracks
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Other Audiobooks Sources
AudioBooks.orghttp://audiobooks.org
Free Classic Audiobookshttp://freeclassicaudiobooks.com
Audiobooks for Freehttp://audiobooksforfree.com
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Ebooks at Project Gutenberghttp://www.gutenberg.org
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iPod Voice Recorder
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Benefits of iPod Voice Recorders
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Benefits of iPod Voice Recorders
Improves English Fluency
Improves word pronunciation
Increases comprehension of words and phrases
Student learn to speak more clearly
The iPod becomes a portable recorder
Once recorded on the iPod, audio can be used anywhere (Podcast, iMovie, PowerPoint, etc.)
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Rubric: iPod Voice RecorderOral Reading Evaluation
Oral Reading Evaluation Using the Voice Recorder
Name ________________ H.R. _______ Date _______
Excellent (5), Good (4), Average (3), Fair (2), Poor (1)
Fluency 5 4 3 2 1Clarity 5 4 3 2 1Pronunciation 5 4 3 2 1Comprehension 5 4 3 2 1
Total ____________ Grade __________
Comments:
Student selected a magazine of their choice with the purpose of reading an article using iPod voice recorder.
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Conversational Questions
1. What is your name? My name is Joel.
2. How old are you? I am 13 years old.
3. What country are you from? I am from Dominician
Republic.
4. How long have you been in the United State? I
have been in the United States for one year.
5. Do you have brothers and sisters? I have two
sisters and one brother.
6. What is your favorite book? My favorite book is
Narnia.
7. Who is your best friend? My best friend is my
mother.
http://iteslj.org/questions/
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Practical use of the Voice Recorder
Motivation
Instructions
2. How do you motivate children?
3. Does motivation affect learning?
1. How would you best describe motivation?
1. Connect the Belkin TuneTalk to the iPod
2. Click on the center button once to start recording
3. Once you finish recording click STOP and SAVE
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Using the iPod Across the Curriculum
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Video use ideas
Field Trip - Use voice recorder and camera to create an enhanced podcast
Podcast - iTunes Store and click on Education
Visual Learning Company (Science - both English & Spanish) http://www.visuallearningco.com/
United Streaming videos - http://streaming.discoveryeducation.com/
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Conversation Questionshttp://langmedia.fivecolleges.edu/
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Conversational Questions
“Greetings a Relative” Italian Transcript
Elena: Ciao zia!Zia: Come stai?Elena: Benissimo e tu?Zia: Bene! Da quando sei arrivata?Elena: Siamo arrivati la settimana scorsa! Grazie mille per averci invitato! Cosa ci hai preparato stasera?Zia: Ma, non so se vi piacciono le lasagne al pesto!Elena: Ah, certo le lasagne al pesto! Son Bunoissime!Zia: Che sono tipiche de Genova. Il coniglio e poi la crostata v’ho fatto! Elena: Allora due sono ancora a scuola, l’altra é andata a goicare a pallone, ma tornerà per cena. E la mamma come sta?Elena: La mama sta benissimo. E la tua mamma?Zia: La mia mamma è un pó vecchietta ma sta bene peró, verrá presto a trovarci anche lei, speriamo stasera.Elena: Bene bene!
QuicktimeReal Video
Italian TranscriptEnglish Translation
Whole Languagehttp://langmedia.fivecolleges.edu/
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Conversational Questions
“Greetings a Relative” Italian Transcript
Elena: Ciao zia!Zia: Come stai?Elena: Benissimo e tu?Zia: Bene! Da quando sei arrivata?Elena: Siamo arrivati la settimana scorsa! Grazie mille per averci invitato! Cosa ci hai preparato stasera?Zia: Ma, non so se vi piacciono le lasagne al pesto!Elena: Ah, certo le lasagne al pesto! Son Bunoissime!Zia: Che sono tipiche de Genova. Il coniglio e poi la crostata v’ho fatto! Elena: Allora due sono ancora a scuola, l’altra é andata a goicare a pallone, ma tornerà per cena. E la mamma come sta?Elena: La mama sta benissimo. E la tua mamma?Zia: La mia mamma è un pó vecchietta ma sta bene peró, verrá presto a trovarci anche lei, speriamo stasera.Elena: Bene bene!
QuicktimeReal Video
Italian TranscriptEnglish Translation
Whole Languagehttp://langmedia.fivecolleges.edu/
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Math
1. iQuiz Game iQuiz Maker
2. Teacher Tube http://teachertube.com
3. YouTubehttp://youtube.com
Videora iPod Converter (Windows)
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iPodTouch
Educational Apps
About 25% of the application are +ee of charge
72 pages x 20 Apps = 1440
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Educational Apps for the iPod Touch
Paid Free
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Additional Lesson Ideas
Plan book - Google Calendar & iCal
Flashcards - Presentation slides, export, create an album
Scientific calculator - calculator app
Google Earth - The whole planet in your pocket!
iTalk Recorder - Free app (microphone adaptor required)
iPod Touch
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Educational use for iPods
Spark Notes - Online study guide database
SAT Vocabulary Builder - test taking strategies
Webster Dictionary Reference - look up words and definitions onto your iPod
ESL Podcast - Podcast and activities
Brain Quest - Educational games for grades 1-7
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Unexpected Uses of the iPodshttp://www.oculture.com/2007/04/10_unexpected_u.htm
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Unexpected Uses of the iPods
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Unexpected Uses of the iPods1. Train Doctors to Save Lives - American College of Cardiology indicates iPods are
used to listen to recorded heart sounds to teach medical students how to better recognize different conditions
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Unexpected Uses of the iPods1. Train Doctors to Save Lives - American College of Cardiology indicates iPods are
used to listen to recorded heart sounds to teach medical students how to better recognize different conditions
2. Bring Criminals to Justice - United States federal district court has started using iPods to hold copies of wiretap transmissions in a large drug-conspiracy case
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Unexpected Uses of the iPods1. Train Doctors to Save Lives - American College of Cardiology indicates iPods are
used to listen to recorded heart sounds to teach medical students how to better recognize different conditions
2. Bring Criminals to Justice - United States federal district court has started using iPods to hold copies of wiretap transmissions in a large drug-conspiracy case
3. Get Yourself Into Serious Shape - TrailRunner is a free program that helps you plan your route and then loads your iPods with maps, distances, and time goals
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Unexpected Uses of the iPods1. Train Doctors to Save Lives - American College of Cardiology indicates iPods are
used to listen to recorded heart sounds to teach medical students how to better recognize different conditions
2. Bring Criminals to Justice - United States federal district court has started using iPods to hold copies of wiretap transmissions in a large drug-conspiracy case
3. Get Yourself Into Serious Shape - TrailRunner is a free program that helps you plan your route and then loads your iPods with maps, distances, and time goals
4. Tour Around Great Cities - iSubwayMaps lets you download subway maps from 24 major cities across the globe. They range from New York City, Paris, and Berlin to Moscow, Tokyo and Hong Kong.
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Unexpected Uses of the iPods
5. Calculate the Right Tip - TipKalc helps you figure out the tip and grand total
1. Train Doctors to Save Lives - American College of Cardiology indicates iPods are used to listen to recorded heart sounds to teach medical students how to better recognize different conditions
2. Bring Criminals to Justice - United States federal district court has started using iPods to hold copies of wiretap transmissions in a large drug-conspiracy case
3. Get Yourself Into Serious Shape - TrailRunner is a free program that helps you plan your route and then loads your iPods with maps, distances, and time goals
4. Tour Around Great Cities - iSubwayMaps lets you download subway maps from 24 major cities across the globe. They range from New York City, Paris, and Berlin to Moscow, Tokyo and Hong Kong.
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Unexpected Uses of the iPods
Friday, February 27, 2009
Unexpected Uses of the iPods
6. Record Flight data - LoPresti Speed announced plans to use iPods as flight data recorders in light aircrafts (will have the ability to record over 500 hours of flight time data)
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Unexpected Uses of the iPods
6. Record Flight data - LoPresti Speed announced plans to use iPods as flight data recorders in light aircrafts (will have the ability to record over 500 hours of flight time data)
7. Throw a Meaner Curveball - Pitcher for the Houston Astros, started using video iPod to review pitching frame by frame to improved overall techniques
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Unexpected Uses of the iPods
6. Record Flight data - LoPresti Speed announced plans to use iPods as flight data recorders in light aircrafts (will have the ability to record over 500 hours of flight time data)
7. Throw a Meaner Curveball - Pitcher for the Houston Astros, started using video iPod to review pitching frame by frame to improved overall techniques
8. Learn Foreign Language - University students are using iPods to record lectures, take notes, and even create electronic flash cards
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Unexpected Uses of the iPods
6. Record Flight data - LoPresti Speed announced plans to use iPods as flight data recorders in light aircrafts (will have the ability to record over 500 hours of flight time data)
7. Throw a Meaner Curveball - Pitcher for the Houston Astros, started using video iPod to review pitching frame by frame to improved overall techniques
8. Learn Foreign Language - University students are using iPods to record lectures, take notes, and even create electronic flash cards
9. Memory Stick - save your Microsoft office files
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Unexpected Uses of the iPods
6. Record Flight data - LoPresti Speed announced plans to use iPods as flight data recorders in light aircrafts (will have the ability to record over 500 hours of flight time data)
7. Throw a Meaner Curveball - Pitcher for the Houston Astros, started using video iPod to review pitching frame by frame to improved overall techniques
8. Learn Foreign Language - University students are using iPods to record lectures, take notes, and even create electronic flash cards
9. Memory Stick - save your Microsoft office files
10. Wikipedia - download one of the largest encyclopedias on your iPod (FREE)
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MaintenanceRegister iPods
Software updates
Sync and Charge - 40 iPods
Bretford iPod Cart
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ResourcesApple Learning Interchange - http://edcommunity.apple.com/ali/
iPod in education: The Potential of Language Acquisition - http://e2t2.binghamton.edu/pdfs/iPod_Lang_Acquisition_whitepaper.pdf
Learning in Hand: iPods - http://learninginhand.com
Lisa Thumann’s iPod Touch resources - http://thumannresources.com/tag/itouch/
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Grace Poli, Media [email protected]
www.teachwithgrace.com
To obtain a copy of this presentation visitwww.slideshare.net/gpoli
Thanks!
Please note videos and musical lessons wi# not be postedFriday, February 27, 2009