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What is iTunes U?

Indiana University uses Apple's iTunes U to make podcasts readily available to students, faculty, and staff at IU. Using iTunes U, you can access course content and university information from within iTunes. The minimum system requirements for iTunes U are the same as those for iTunes, and are listed on the iTunes download page (click Windows Requirements or Macintosh Requirements to switch between platforms).

IU instructors and Oncourse site owners can publish podcasts to iTunes U by adding the iTunes U tool to their Oncourse sites.

Note: For policy information on podcast content at Indiana University, refer to University Information Policy Office (UIPO) University-wide IT Policies. In particular, see Appropriate Use of Information Technology Resources.

Via IU's iTunes U launch page IU students, faculty, and staff (and some external audiences, such as potential students and alumni) can log in to access podcasts.

Note: Indiana University has launched a public iTunes U site in the iTunes Store, but continues to offer iTunes U sites that require IU Network ID authentication (accessible via Oncourse or at http://itunes.iu.edu/). Content in the public iTunes U site is searchable by users worldwide via the iTunes Store and requires no authentication. To make your podcast available to the public, add the iTunes U tool to your Oncourse site, and then fill out and submit the iTunes U Request Form.

iTunes is available free from Apple's Download iTunes page, or via IUware for IU students, faculty, and staff.

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Last modified on March 30, 2011.

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