Tag Archives: iTunes-University

Apple and Textbooks, Part 2: Is There a Class In This Text?

Posted on February 9, 2012 by

When Apple announced both the release of their iBooks 2 and upgrades to iTunes University, I was curious to see what kind of integration they had between the two. If you do a web search on the subject, you will … Continue reading →

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ITOE: Motivations for Open Education

Posted on January 18, 2009 by

Well, it’s only the second week of class, and I’m already turning an assignment in late. (It was due yesterday.) I can’t even argue (plausibly, anyway) that the dog ate my blog post. So much for iron self-discipline. At any … Continue reading →

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iPhone U

Posted on February 28, 2008 by

According to Apple rumor site AppleInsider (which has a good reputation for accuracy as far as these things go), Apple is getting ready to launch a pilot of something called iPhone U with Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Yale, and Abilene Christian … Continue reading →

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eBooks on the iPod Getting Closer?

Posted on July 22, 2006 by

A while back, I predicted that the logical conclusion of the whole iTunes U thing would be eBooks on an iPod. It would, I think, dramatically impact the textbook market (for the better) and open up all kinds of opportunities … Continue reading →

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What I'd Like to See Next in iTunes University

Posted on February 20, 2006 by

Update: Although you can’t copy and paste the podcatching URL from the iTunes client, it is apparently possible to expose the podcatching URL from the administration interface. I have no direct information about why this is so. However, it is … Continue reading →

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