6 Ways To Sync Your iPod To Computer Without iTunes. Last year, we covered a similar topic entitled 6 Ways To Sync Music To Your iPhone Without iTunes. The article was very popular and it covered 6 great applications. There has since been many capable alternatives to iTunes, each program having its own pros and cons. In this article, I am going to cover some of the best free alternatives to using iTunes to sync iPod to computer without iTunes.
[Note]: Depending on which model of iPod you own, you may want to still keep iTunes around for firmware updates, application downloads, and other advanced features that one or more of these programs may not be capable of. Floola (Cross Platform) Floola is a freeware application that will effectively manage your iPod’s music, videos, podcasts, and photos. Floola supports almost all of the features offered by iPods. Songbird (Windows & Mac) Songbird is a Mac and PC compatible application that handles all of your digital media management needs. Amarok (Cross Platform) EphPod (Windows) Banshee (Linux) iPod Educational Content - 10 Killer Sources. I sing the praises of podcasts as a learning medium from time to time.
After reading an article recently about how the Warwick School of Business is using iTunes University to deliver content in its MBA program, I decided it was past time for me to pull together a list of some of my favorite iPod educational content sources. Here are 10 great ones, in no particular order: 1. Quick and Dirty Tips Probably best known for the Grammar Girl podcast, Quick and Dirty Tips offers short and snappy content on a range of other topics, like nutrition, public speaking, investing, and even dog training. 2. LearnOutLoud I’ve been a fan of The Philosophy Podcast for a while now, but LearnOutLoud has a lot more to offer. In fact, the site claims to have “the Internet’s first directory for podcasts you can learn from.” 3. 4. 5. iTunes U (Opens in iTunes) iTunes U is the place for great free content from top universities and other educational institutions. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Jeff 11. Posted on October 14, 2009. IPod: Copy Music from Your iPhone or iPod to Your Computer for F.
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