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Another great place to shop for Apple Indigo products is Amazon. They have more than just books! Here are some more information for Apple Indigo: In 2007, Apple launched a new version of the iTunes Music Store which included an iTunes U link and 16 colleges whose podcasts can be accessed directly from the iTunes application. In 2008 iTunes U was made open to "educational" organizations that are not universities, like the "Beyond Campus" area from the NY Public Library, the Museum of Modern Art, the US Holocaust Memorial Museum and others. In 2008 the amount of schools partnered with Apple, Inc. to use iTunes U grew to a substantial amount as seen below. James Welsh has created a wiki of participating schools at itunesu.pbwiki.com/ In 2009 there is a more extensive list of academic institutions available on the iTunes U site. Itunes U was opened up for non-academic institutions as well, which gave room for many more iTunes U sites. You can look into the link below, which will provide you with the iTunes U main site and will give you all details regarding content in the iTunes U world of iTunes. deimos3.apple.com/indigo/main/main.xml At the moment (April 2009) there are 177 academic institutions available on iTunes U sites. The list of these sites can be found at; In addition there are 12 different K-12 projects online in iTunes U. And we can find 56 museums, foundations scientific institutions. There has been an explosion in iTunes U sites in the last 6 months time. All in all, there are 245 iTune U sites with scientific purposes at writing of this article (April 2009). There are today 33 different categories of iTunes U sites available, which covers a large range of interests. It is fair to say that iTunes U has caught on and become a signifcant information and knowledge database for various purposes. What remains to be seen is whether these sites are being utilized and that they have the effect it was intended for. There has been published very little information about statistics of usage of these sites and how much people are actually using the material available to them. Another aspect to these sites, are its ease to find information, as the search engine in iTunes U is not optimal for search about material you need to find information about. The concept of iTunes U is nice, and it has potential. If it can be combined effectively with the makings of serious applications for the iPhone, iPodTouch or its like, then we will see a larger potential than today. Being able to do various experiments or interactive training, combined with the electronic distribution of material will create a new scenario, which will have the potential to reach a larger crowd. There are at the moment over 30,000 applications already developed for the iPhone and iPodTouch. The technology does not stop advancing and this is just another way technology opens up methods of delivery of content, information and knowledge. Podcasts are, by now, common ways of delivering sound, but it’s not graphical or interactive.  Several University are offering free training on various topics and the list seems to be exploding. You can just download a training module to your iTunes, which most of us have that at home, don’t we? All it takes is for some enterprising organisation to develop some advanced learning applications for the iPhone and we have the new ultimate in distributed digital learning and it’s in your pocket. Students could download tools we have developed, from the corporate iTunes server, to receive training, information updates or any other packages that we consider to be useful to their learning. After all, hand-held devices are being used increasingly in the production, field domain. About the Author He has a background as civil engineer and geoscientist. He has worked mainly within the oil and gas industry from the mid 1980s. He has written a few fictional novels as well as being the author of some professional litterature within oil and gas sector, he is now an editor of some web sites. Opinions on my writing? "Let's pick apples from the apple tree?" Ivory said staring into his blue crystallized eyes that sparkle in a gleam. Tell me your opinions, and if you could re-write it better, please post.
It's very descriptive the way you wrote it. Excellent job. I did not see anything that you needed to change. Good luck! A week's worth of good music starting Friday, March 5, 2010 Thanks for visiting!
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245 Scientific iTune U sites available on the iTunes - A massive effort to bring training to everyone, anywhere?
"Yes, but how many?" He said taking a piece bread to his mouth. They laid on a field of grass over an indigo blanket, and gazing upon the restless clouds above. Ivory seized her ribbon of the grass, and tied it around her hair in a knot.
"Only a few," she said. "we'll get more tomorrow." The nice wind ran through her luscious maroon hair, she wore a long white dress and was bare footed.
Ivory folded the blanket and held it firmly between her arms with the basket, and then dawdled towards the big apple tree they spotted.
"Hurry up, James," she said placing the basket and blanket at the bank of the tree. James hurdled up the steep hill, wearing a jumper and a straw hat.
"Okay, I'm here," he drew in a quick breath, and wiped the beads of sweat of his face with an old rag.
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