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 * 1) Learning in Hand ([] ) This is a great resource for information about applications, lesson plans, and tips/tricks to use in your own classroom. It has great explanations and links to resources that are very useful for teachers looking for ideas.
 * 2) Jamestown Elementary ([] ) I loved this site because it has tons of examples of podcasts and vodcasts created by elementary students in all areas of the curriculum. This is great for teachers that might need a few ideas or inspiration on how to tie podcasting into their own classroom.
 * 3) Special Education iPod Demo ([] ) This is a short video on how iPods can be used with special education students, especially in a test-taking situation. I would love to try this out with some of my struggling readers and special education students next year. Having the test read to them using an iPod is a great modification for students and allows them to work at their own pace.
 * 4) Raybook ([] ) This website provides applications that you can purchase for your iPhone or iPod Touch. Downloads range from $5-$20, but include educational items such as Brain Quest, Cliff Notes, math flashcards, vocabulary practice, and U.S. Geography.
 * 5) An iPod Touch in Every Classroom? Yes, with Education Focused Apps ([] ) This article discusses the possibilities of using iPods and their many educational programs. ITunes University now has a special section specifically created for K-12 educators that can be downloaded for free.
 * 6) Willow Web ([] ) Radio Willow Web provides examples of podcasts created by students and teachers of K-5th grade.
 * 7) IPods as Reading Tools ([] ) This article by Linda Bomar touches on the fact that reading success is built on reading aloud to children. Linda is a middle school teacher of struggling readers and has found that using audiobooks has increased her students’ comprehension, fluency, and motivation towards reading.
 * 8) Paperless World: 50 Tips and Tools for Reading On Your iPod ([] ) This website offers tips on how to get your iPod into great "reading shape."
 * 9) Technology: Audio for iPods ([] ) I chose this website because I thought it would be a good idea to find a resource center for free audio clips that students can use when making their podcasts.
 * 10)   Apple's iPod in the Classroom [] ) This is Apple’s official educational website for teachers on mobile learning. It includes tutorials, information on podcasting, lesson plans, and links to articles.