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June 04, 2008
Students to have lectures by iPod
Students will be able to download lectures on to their iPods under a plan to make universities more accessible.
Leading institutions are putting coursework material on to portable audio players to ensure undergraduates can complete assignments away from university campuses.
University College London and the Open University will offer the free education content on the iTunes U network, it has been announced.
More than 300 video and audio files from current Open University courses are now available to download to a Mac, PC, iPod or iPhone.
Posted by ipodworld at June 4, 2008 11:42 AM