Taking iTunes U Beyond Campus

October 19th, 2007 | Category: Apple

“iTunes U,” reports Campus Technology, “the education portal within Apple’s iTunes, has expanded its composition to include educational materials from sources beyond colleges and universities,” Called “Beyond Campus,” the area provides programming from Smithsonian Global

Sound, KQED, Little Kids Rock, the Museum of contemporary Art, and, most recently, “American Public Media, which is making its radio programming available free for educational objectives.”

Original post by Christopher Koch

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