Article by New York Times (2008) titled: Publishers Phase Out Piracy Protection on Audio Books
http://www. rfbd .org/ ResearchFlyerReprint _R2%208-07. pdf
RFB&D’s article on Learning Through Listening and Eight Benefits of Using Audio Books
Two Techniques from Beers
Paired Reading (Listening)
Let students pick a partner or purposefully pair a strong reader with a weak one
Readers theater
Allows a small group of students to perform a text
Beers pp. 199
Top 3 Audio Book Resources
http://www. audiobookshelf .com/listen.html
Contains information about the use of audio books for teen readers written by Kylene Beers, a database of audio books searchable by title, author, or grade level, curricular connections, and links to other websites and further reading material connected to the audio book.
Each year 20 fiction audiobooks and 1 non-fiction audiobook are chosen for teens age 12-18. The website has the lists from 1999-2009. Much more information can be found on this website including: Top Ten picks by teens, technology info, and quick pick book choices.
3. http://www.audiobooks.com
Contains audio books you buy, rent, download, and trade
Access to audiobooks, free, public library, purchase
www. starfall .com reads outloud to children
www.audible.com can rent or buy audibooks
www. librivox .org can dowload audiobooks for free
www. recordedbooks .com/school
Many public libraries have audio books that children and adults can check out as well often for a week or longer at a time
Websites and Other Useful Links
www. wiredforyouth .com/books/index. cfm
lists popular audio books
kids. learnoutloud .com/
has actual educational audiobooks that can be downloaded (most cost money, but some are free) organized by 8 and under, 9-12, and teens
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