iPod Help: Video Series

In order to work an iPod alarm, go to the "Menu" screen and select "Extra," navigate to "Alarms," and create an alarm or sleep timer. Set the date and time of an alarm, as well as the sound or song played when the alarm goes off with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on iPod alarms.

The iPod was introduced in October of 2001, and iPods have now moved into their sixth generation. Discover how far iPods have come over time, and how they set the benchmark for quality in mp3 players, with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on iPods.

The iPhone and the iPod touch have applications, some of which are games that can be found on iTunes. Discover why trivia games are popular on devices that don't have keyboards with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on iPod games.

The iPod nano was introduced in 2005 and came with a flash memory, solid state memory, no moving parts and a 2-inch diagonal screen. Discover how the iPod nano has many of the same feature of the classic iPod with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on iPod nanos.

In order to sell an iPod to recoup a bit of money for an upgrade, try using Craigslist or other auction sites. Talk to family and friends about selling an iPod with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on selling iPods.

Depending on the model of the iPod, an iPod can cost anywhere from $79 to about $400, but the prices are always changing as time moves on. Learn about investing $400 in an iPod that has 32 gigabytes with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on the cost of iPods.

Music that is used on an iPod can be obtained in several ways, but the easiest way is directly through iTunes itself. Buy an individual song or an entire album on iTunes with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on getting music for iPods.

Wireless Internet on the iPhone costs about $30 a month, and the only official Internet provider for the iPhone is AT&T. Learn about other Internet packages, including those that provide unlimited access, with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on iPods and wireless Internet.

In order to download songs onto an iPod touch, the first step is to get a WiFi connection so that the iPod is connected to the Internet. Go to the iTunes interface to search for music to download with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on iPods and downloading songs.

When looking for an iPod to buy, it's best to look for Apple stores, a Best Buy location or any other store with an electronics section. Learn about buying an iPod online through eBay with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on where to find iPods.

In order to transfer music from an iPod to a computer, simply connect the USB cable to the computer and iPod to sync up the iPod with iTunes. Learn about the automatic process of transferring music from an iPod to a computer, and vice versa, with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on iPods and transferring music.

The volume of an iPod is controlled by a simple wheel that can be moved with the finger in a clockwise direction to increase the volume. Find out how to read the volume status bar on an iPod with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on controlling the volume on iPods.

Downloading songs onto an iPod Video is accomplished through a simple procedure that starts with iTunes. Discover how playlists act as sorting devices for iTunes and iPods with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on downloading songs for iPods.

In order to put a CD onto an iPod, simply import the CD into an iTunes library and connect the iPod to the computer to sync up the device with iTunes. Learn about how a computer will prompt this procedure once a CD is loaded with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on transferring CDs to iPods.

In order to transfer music to an iPod, connect the iPod to a computer with a USB cable so that the data in iTunes syncs up with the iPod. Learn about setting up playlists on an iPod with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on transferring music to iPods.

The use of an iPod begins with turning on the iPod by pushing the menu button, which rests at the top of the iPod's wheel. Find out how to use the wheel to scroll through options and adjust the iPod's volume with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on using iPods.

Refurbished iPods are sold by Apple after they are returned, refurbished, tested and repackaged. Find out how to save money on iPods by buying a refurbished model with help from a digital technology specialist in this free video on refurbished iPods.