IPod

Including, “Baby Driver” is similar to Michael Bull’s article "The Audio-Visual iPod" that discusses how how aesthetics of urban life is ignored through the help of music, and how the iPod has provided a more accessible way to listen to it. Music in the article is defined as a way people become invisible, and can feel joy during their routine. Therefore, music allows individuals to…

improved, the method of education also improved. The iPod experiment that was run at Duke University changed one-directional model of attention to multi-directional teaching method. For example, students could download anything they heard from worldwide, and not prerecorded programs made by professionals but content created and uploaded by anyone with an iPod. Also, duke students came up with many new ways to learn including iPod into social media. “The iPod experiment was an acknowledgement…

made a new company called NeXT. In 1986, I got invited by Pixar to film the movie Toy Story. The first iMac is born in 1998. Two years later I became Apple’s permanent CEO. In 2001, the iPod classic came out and in 2004 I had surgery to remove a tumor. One year later the iPod nano, iPod Shuffle and the video iPod came out. The MacBook was born in 2006. In 2007 the iPhone and Apple TV came out. Then came the iPad and iPhone 4 in…

There are in total two poems in Slant Six I used as models to write this poem. The first one is “Someone asks, what makes this poem American?’ and it inspires me to find connections among daily things. Specifically, Erin draws the conclusion that “American is anywhere” at the first time by discussing about where the “normal” American food comes from and different customs behind these American food and how American society contributes to the combination of different cultures. Once Erin draw the…

Participants The participants will be selected by random sampling. There will be a total of 60 undergraduate students at Texas A & M International University in Laredo, Texas. Students can be majoring any subject. Participants must have basic knowledge in IPod and computer devices. To participate in this study, students must visit the psychology laboratory at TAMIU located in the Canseco building room 205 (CNS 205). On the outside the door of CNS 205, there will be sign-up sheet with 60 slots…

I love podcasts, but more importantly I love podcasting. For one, podcast is akin to making your own radio/tv show which you release on some arbitrary schedule. They vary and still accessible to anyone who owns a smart phone (even the with old blackberry supports podcast). And now, I look back why I started my 010 music podcast. I've been listening to a ton of podcasts, including and not limited to: Start-up by Gimlet, Spinning Session by Spinning Record, Stuff You Should Know by How Stuff Work…

In “Project Classroom Makeover”, Davidson introduces her iPod experiment and the idea of crowdsourcing with specific examples of the music major student and the med-students, they are academically benefitted with iPod in this new form of education. While the media attacks her suggestion, Davidson seems to obtain a more thorough picture of her perceptions compared to the people who are…

previously, Mrs. Davidson uses a form of entertainment to retain the attention of her students in order to promote learning. Her use of games caters to the way she knows students want to keep learning: through acquiring and retaining attention. In both the iPod experiment and the way Mrs. Davidson teaches, the common factor is how the system was altered to fit the needs and thoughts of the individual student. Both methods help the cause of reinvigorating…

Introduction Previous Research article titled “Exercising with an iPod, Friend, or Neither: Which is Better for Psychological Benefits?” stated that exercising, in general, has been proven to reduce the chances of acquiring a variety of illnesses such as cardiovascular disease, obesity, cancer and many other life-threatening conditions. In addition, exercising has psychological benefits as well and may increase self-reliance, decrease stress, and improve moods. One of the ways one’s exercising…

1) A $100 bill is lying on the ground in the middle of campus. No one is close to it and there are few people outside. Is the money taken? - I chose rational choice theory because the money is lying on the ground, and no one is out asking if they have found a specific amount of money. He is making a conscious decision as to whether pick up the money or not. He is not stealing the money from anyone, and no one is questioning him about finding any money. The money is just lying on the ground. No,…