(These actions only have to be done once). Checkmark Artist and Comments and click OK. Click View Options from iTunes? View menu.You may have to click Yes if a dialog box appears asking if you would like to copy voice memos to your iTunes library. The recording should appear in iTunes? Voice Memos playlist. The student should say his or her name at the beginning of the recording. A student records using the Voice Memos app on iPod touch.When a voice memo is added and Artist is changed to the student?s name, it will automatically appear in the student?s smart playlist.Remove all checkmarks except Artist, Time, and Comments. For each smart playlist, click View Options from the View menu.Complete the steps above for each student.Set the rule to Artist contains and the student?s name.Choose New Smart Playlist from the File menu.This makes it easy for teachers and students to find their own work.įirst, set up a Smart Playlist for each student: I'd like to show you how to use Smart Playlists in iTunes to automatically sort Voice Memos into playlists for each student. This is no good for the teacher who is collecting reading fluency samples-or collecting any kind of recordings. All you is see the date, time, and length of the recording. That Voice Memos playlist isn't well organized. But, if you delete a voice memo from iTunes, it is deleted from iPod touch the next time you sync. If you delete a voice memo on the handheld, it isn't deleted from the Voice Memos playlist in iTunes. Once copied to iTunes, the recording is in two places: iTunes and the handheld. By default, recordings are named by the date and time the recording started. All recordings are placed in this folder. When synced, a Voice Memos playlist will appear if you don't already have one. Voice Memos can be transferred to iTunes by syncing.
Whether it's to assess reading fluency, share reflections, record segments for a podcast, document a field trip, record a musical performance, or archive a discussion or interview, the teacher will most likely want to transfer the recording from the device to computer for listening and sharing. There are many occasions where teachers want students to record audio. I covered lots of information and uses for voice recording in Episode #14.
If your iPod doesn't have a built-in microphone, you can attach one like the Blue Mikey, Thumbtacks, or earbuds with mic. IPod, iPod touch, and iPhone have the the ability to record voice memos. Episode 23, “Collecting and Organizing Voice Memos” recorded August 2010, happens now! I'm Tony Vincent and this is the show where I share tips, how-tos, and ideas for handhelds in teaching and learning. Collect Student Recordings Using Directions
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