
There are things a teacher who works with junior high and high school students should know. Nowadays, students are up-to-date with technology more than many teachers are. I had to look up for information on how to download music into an ipod. I felt out of date when I was asked by my thirteen year old sister when she asked for help and I replied that I didn’t know. Well, my desire to help my sister and possible others made me find out more about ipods and music. There are many steps for downloading music into the ipod.
On http://ezinearticles.com/?How-To-Download-Music-To-My-iPod-From-iTunes-With-These-Simple-Steps&id=461964 I learned that the first thing you have to do is to put music onto iTunes. Plug in your iPod into the computer using the USB cord it came with, and follow the instructions that pop up. Then, you connect the ipod into a USB port, according to the website, once you are connected, it will take you to iTunes and the songs will automatically be added to your ipod from the iTunes play lists. If a person wants to copy music from CDs then he or she has to insert a CD into the disk drive, then a screen comes up in iTunes that lists the track names. In the upper right-hand corner of the screen will be a button that says "Import CD." The iPod should automatically sync with your iTunes when you connect it to the computer.
On http://ezinearticles.com/?How-To-Download-Music-To-My-iPod-From-iTunes-With-These-Simple-Steps&id=461964 I learned that the first thing you have to do is to put music onto iTunes. Plug in your iPod into the computer using the USB cord it came with, and follow the instructions that pop up. Then, you connect the ipod into a USB port, according to the website, once you are connected, it will take you to iTunes and the songs will automatically be added to your ipod from the iTunes play lists. If a person wants to copy music from CDs then he or she has to insert a CD into the disk drive, then a screen comes up in iTunes that lists the track names. In the upper right-hand corner of the screen will be a button that says "Import CD." The iPod should automatically sync with your iTunes when you connect it to the computer.
Another site I researched was http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/consumer_electronics/ipod_faq/transfer-music-from-computer-to-ipod-between-computers.html on this site also refers to transferring music by doing it manually. According to the website, this allows you to drag and drop individual songs and playlists from iTunes to iPod. You can find this option by accessing the Summary tab of the iPod settings.
Another question that popped up when doing the research was how to transfer music or files between computers. I found that in order to do so, you will need to use your iPod as a hard disk. “In disk mode, you can effectively drag any file to the iPod, disconnect the iPod, connect it to another computer, and drag the file from the iPod to the second computer.”
As I mentioned earlier, whoever works with teenagers should know how most technology works in order to help them find solution to their questions. It is tough to find and understand the information, but it is very necessary. Please feel free to look up the mentioned sites in this blog for references.
Another question that popped up when doing the research was how to transfer music or files between computers. I found that in order to do so, you will need to use your iPod as a hard disk. “In disk mode, you can effectively drag any file to the iPod, disconnect the iPod, connect it to another computer, and drag the file from the iPod to the second computer.”
As I mentioned earlier, whoever works with teenagers should know how most technology works in order to help them find solution to their questions. It is tough to find and understand the information, but it is very necessary. Please feel free to look up the mentioned sites in this blog for references.