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What is iTunes U?<\/h2>\n

iTunes U, part of Apple’s popular iTunes store, provides a medium for universities to share audio\/video with the public including instructional materials (lecture podcasts, audio or video tutorials, etc.), public service\/civic engagements, as well as student authored projects. All content on iTunes U is free to the public.<\/p>\n

UNC’s iTunes U Implementation<\/h2>\n

In July 2008, UNC officially launched its public iTunes U site featuring content provided by schools and programs across the university. The goal was to “not only to provide a foundation for intelligent technology integration with measurable pedagogical impact and campus-wide benefit, but also to serve as a model for intra-campus partnerships and federated governance of a major technology-driven project.”<\/p>\n

Intended Audience<\/h2>\n

Content posted to the iTunes U site should be appropriate for a university audience (current\/potential students, researchers, and clinical faculty). Read more in Contribute to iTunes U<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Terms of Use Guidelines<\/h2>\n

By uploading content into the Carolina iTunes U Site, as an approved provider of content, I do hereby agree to the following terms and conditions for use of the service:<\/p>\n

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  1. I certify that the content complies with the University\u2019s Acceptable Use Policy.<\/li>\n
  2. The contributions to this content (including any music, graphics, or other elements) are owned by:\n