1. Tune in to I-tunes From a Die Hard PC Presented by: Shawn Cutler

2. Download iTunes It will take several minutes to download iTunes, so if you wish to download this free program now is the time to do it. (See link on wiki)

3. Misconceptions What you might think: For Apple For I-pods Need to own an i-pod to use. $$$ The Truth: For Apple and PC Made for i-pod but not required to view No purchase necessary, apps do Some things do, but thousands of free apps, songs, (all podcasts), etc.

4. How Can I use iTunes in my classroom?

5. Professional Development Lots of things to learn about –Alzheimer –Affirmative Action –Line of Best Fit iTune U –Teachers TV SMART board Podcasts

6. Engage Students through Media Instructional Podcasts –Pre-Algebra Book Talks –Meet the Author

7. A few words on I-touch If you have available for student, there are lots of free apps –Dragon Dictation –Problem Solving Games –Resources Dictionary Google Earth 3D Brain Etc –Languages –Mathematics –Music Zen Piano, Smule (paid)

8. Podcast Your Own Stuff Create your own audio or video podcasts and submit them to iTunes for the whole world to see. –For your students –Or by your students

9. I’ve Downloaded iTunes, now what?

10. Play, Search, and Preview Play Around and see what you find Search for materials you are interested in –You will need to be flexible and creative in your search Don’t buy apps until you try the free version. Warning: Preview everything before students see it. –iTunes has great resources but also has a lot of junk

11. Question and Answer