iTunes U takes Arizona State “straight to the head of the class”

December 10th, 2007 | Category: Apple / Mac

As enrollment at Arizona State University topped the 65,000-student mark, Dr. Adrian Sannier, the school’s chief knowledge technology, saw a golden opportunity in store. The iTunes Store, that is. Numerous universities were already taking advantage of iTunes U to deliver digital substance to students, and

Sannier realized that Arizona State could go “straight to the head of the class with iTunes U, the world’s greatest subject matter delivery infrastructure. iTunes U,” he explains, “has allowed us to move into the rich-media space, completely seamlessly.”

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