iTunes U now available at RIT
iTunes is more than just your favorite music and videos—now you can find Rochester Institute of Technology content on iTunes U.
iTunes U is a free service from Apple for accessing and managing university-related audio and visual content. Students, faculty and staff now have the ability to distribute educational media to the world.
Visitors to RIT on iTunes U can now select from a variety of content including University News podcasts, Imagine RIT Innovation and Creativity Festival videos, RIT SportsZone episodes, student-created videos and podcasts, Student Government minutes and meeting videos, presidential highlights and much more.
We encourage you to log in and look around at the content, as well as review the user’s guide to upload material at https://www.rit.edu/its/itunesu/.
Apple also provides an introduction on how to use the resource at http://www.apple.com/education/guidedtours/itunesu.html.
For more information, contact Mike Saffran, associate director/manager of new media, University News, at 475-5697 or mjsuns@rit.edu.Recommended News
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