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Your college education via iTunes

Speaking of Stanford, the university has announced an agreement with Apple to produce free podcasts of lectures, student music, play-by-play of its football games and more. There's already a ton of content in the iTunes store, including lectures from the Technology Ventures Program. (Note: You apparently can't access the Stanford content directly from the iTunes store. You have go through the Stanford iTunes site first.) Educators in many places have embraced podcasting to make their lectures, etc. more easily accessible. But Stanford's inititaive seems the most ambitious. It's also seems to be a smart move by Apple, especially given Yahoo's attempt to cultivate an audience for its music service among Stanford students.

(Thanks to colleague Jessie Seyfer for the pointer.)


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From: Scott Fisher
College education via iTunes
Excerpt: SiliconBeat: Your college education via iTunes Speaking of Stanford, the university has announced an agreement with Apple to produce free podcasts of lectures, student music, play-by-play of its football games and more. There's already a ton of content...
Tracked: October 27, 2005 3:49 PM
From: Scott Fisher
College education via iTunes
Excerpt: SiliconBeat: Your college education via iTunes Speaking of Stanford, the university has announced an agreement with Apple to produce free podcasts of lectures, student music, play-by-play of its football games and more. There's already a ton of content...
Tracked: October 27, 2005 3:50 PM
From: Business Ethics & Social Enterprise
Stanford University & iTunes Partner Up
Excerpt: Here’s some very interesting news that we spotted on SiliconBeat today: Speaking of Stanford, the university has announced an agreement with Apple to produce free podcasts of lectures, student music, play-by-play of its football games and more...
Tracked: October 28, 2005 3:13 PM

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