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iTunes U and UCL
This document discusses UCL's adoption of iTunes U and the development of their podcasting and online media services. It describes how UCL began experimenting with podcasting, their pilot project with iTunes U, building out their team and content, and increasing integration with their virtual learning environment and other systems. It also outlines future plans like improved automation, a private iTunes U site, and expanding communications through YouTube and other channels.
Editor's Notes
- #2 How many do not have an iPod? How many had an iPod before 2004?
- #3 Back to a time when UCL looked like this Almost merged with Imperial Extraordinary few months in 2003/4 when the building blocks for what we’re going to talk about today were put in place.
- #4 iTunes Music Store - Spring 2003 Searches including the word “podcasts” 28 September 2004: 24 28 September 2005: 100,000,000
- #5 iTunes Music Store - Spring 2003 Searches including the word “podcasts” 28 September 2004: 24 28 September 2005: 100,000,000
- #6 iTunes Music Store - Spring 2003 Searches including the word “podcasts” 28 September 2004: 24 28 September 2005: 100,000,000
- #7 iTunes Music Store - Spring 2003 Searches including the word “podcasts” 28 September 2004: 24 28 September 2005: 100,000,000
- #8 iTunes Music Store - Spring 2003 Searches including the word “podcasts” 28 September 2004: 24 28 September 2005: 100,000,000
- #13 iTunes U public - Spring 2007 DEMO
- #14 DEMO Support site is key - read it all!
- #20 Note no need for Apple equipment
- #21 Note no need for Apple equipment
- #22 Note no need for Apple equipment
- #23 Note no need for Apple equipment
- #56 DEMO - iTunes site / feeds / igoogle / iphone / iTunes u PE > OpenDay