Schools turning to iPods for coursework

Oct. 9, 2007
Banned in some schools, the digital devices are an education aid in other locations.

Some schools are rethinking iPod bans as they try to co-opt the devices for educational purposes. Next month, the Union City (N.J.) district will give out 300 iPods at its schools as part of a $130,000 experiment. The portable digital players to help bilingual students with limited English ability sharpen their vocabulary and grammar by singing along to popular songs.

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