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Using Portable Media Players in the Classroom

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Thoughts on using portable media players

Download free ebooks, copy & paste into a word document, using word talk convert to mp3 file.
- "Chunk" longer books into chapters
- Sources for free e-text
To assist a student to remain on task in a work environment.....Use audacity to record music or "white noise", record phrases at selected intervals "Keep working, you're doing good" "Only one minute left you can start cleaning up", etc. Then the student can listen to the player as they are completing the task.
Record directions to an activity or for a station assignment.
If you own a book on CD the CD can be burned into an mp3 file.

Capture screen recordings of power point books
Capture screen recordings of narrated vocabulary cards
Capture screen recordings of text to speech documents for completing quizes.
- How to use Window Media Encoder
Convert you tube or teacher tube videos
Video modeling
Job assistant for work placements
Convert photo stories

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