iPods in NISD

iPods in NISD

John and Lorraine have been working feverishly to create a wonderful area online where you can find all information for iPods in NISD. The nature of these devices is that there are continuous updates and lots of details to be knowledgeable of. With that in mind, you will find this resource EXTREMELY valuable. Check back for updates periodically! Thank you, John and Lorraine!

This are is located in the Lessons Collaboratory within a course in eLearn.

The main heart of this Lessons Collaboratory are the lessons which are searchable!

This area is also the location where you will find other IMPORTANT iPod Resources, such as:

Apple Manuals

Creating a Video iPod presentation

A look at the different pathways to create a video iPod presentation (2-page Word document). Examples provided.

Creating an iPod Lesson

Two-page Word document outlining the steps in creating a lesson for an iPod.

Creating an Audio iPod Presentation

A look at the different pathways to create an audio iPod presentation (1-page Word document). Examples provided.

Configuring the iPod cart/case and MacBook

Steps to get your iPod cart/case up and running (3-page Word document).

Orientation to Any Video Converter

Any Video Converter can be used to convert videos to an MP4 format. The MP4 is the video format the iPod can recognize and play.

Syncing

Configure your iPods to sync your files with a MacBook or your teacher workstation (PC).

Apps

Currently only free apps can be downloaded. Here are the steps.

iPod Lesson Rubric

iPod Lessons Collaboratory

iPod Lessons Collaboratory

Info on the new location for the iPod Lessons Collaboratory from Mr. John Hayes that Joyce mentioned to us during our CIT meeting this past Tuesday...

Dear friends.

The new location for the iPod Lessons Collaboratory is at http://elearn.nisd.net/course/view.php?id=280 I have added Mary McBeth's 3 P's in An iPod as a resource link on the front page. In the Lesson Collaboratory itself I have added a comment link so that users can comment on the individual entries.

I recommend that you check your school's entries. You can do this under the Search tab. Remove the check for Advanced Search then click Save Settings. Enter your school name in the Search field and Save Settings again.

You can look through your school's entries and see if anything is missing or not adequately explained and leave a comment at that entry.

This is a work in progress and your feedback is appreciated.

Thanks,
John