These days, it seems that a teacher can not see without looking, a student with the signature white headphones dangling from his ears covered. Instead of fighting the epidemic iPod, teachers can use to their advantage.
In an article in 2007, the Pew Research Center that more than half of American teens have an iPod or MP3 player. The number increases by 1% in 2003 and expects to raise (Pew Research Center/2006 Harrison Group Holding). Because students spend many hours of listening per day, may their iPod, they are a valuable tool for teachers who want to engage student interest.
Apple offers free educational materials, teacher-developed lesson plans, downloads, podcasts, and more with iTunes U, but there are infinite possibilities beyond what Apple has to offer. » Read more: iLearning: Using an iPod to Educate