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  1. Added Dec 16, 2008 by abievans
    Medical students given iPods loaded with tutorials
  2. Added Dec 13, 2008 by jinsilmock
    Ohio State University doles out Apple devices for students’ rigorous program
  3. Added Dec 12, 2008 by sanchye
    This article shares how Ohio State University medical school is using the handheld Apple iPod touch in teaching and learning.
  4. Added Nov 23, 2008 by cac400 and 1 other
    Modality, Inc. partners up with various text book publishers to create a "flash card" application for law school students
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  5. Added Mar 14, 2008 by fzelders
    iPods are more than just music players. iPods have functionality that can be used in many different ways for teaching and learning.
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  6. Added Mar 14, 2008 by fzelders
    Resource for finding out about using iPod and Podcasting in Education
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  7. Added Feb 14, 2008 by aseldow and 2 others
    If you think that iPods are used just for listening to music, you obviously haven't been keeping up with the latest technology. The Apple-developed music player now features all kinds of accessories to help you study better, and now other companies are in a rush to get their designs in sync with the iPod. Pre-teens, college kids and even adults are taking advantage of the educational benefits...
  8. Added Feb 10, 2008 by tfishburn
    Is uTube blocked at your school? Mine too! This is a cool and free resource to covert and download videos.
  9. Added Dec 10, 2007 by fsheahan
    In addition to the syncing of live audio with slide presentations, some lecture-capture software now indexes text within the presentation. This allows a user to search recorded slides for keywords and navigate within the video.
  10. Added Dec 10, 2007 by srbieging and 1 other
    At least two companies now sell software to universities and other institutions that captures the words of classroom lectures and syncs them with the digital images used during the talk — usually PowerPoint slides and animations. The illustrated lectures are stored on a server so that students can retrieve them and replay the content on the bus ride home, clicking along to the exact section they need to review.
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