ITunes U Content Scooped 1 Billion Download

Apple claims up to the end of February 2013 ago iTunes U content has scooped up the number of 1 billion downloads.

About 60 percent of the download number of education content services Apple’s it’s contributed by download from outside the United States, Apple said in a statement recently.

iTunes U is an online service contains a large catalog of free educational content from schools and libraries, museums, and organizations that are presented to users of Apple’s iOS devices around the world.

“It’s inspiring to see what all types of educators and students with iTunes U,” said senior Vice President of software and Apple Internet services, Eddy Cue.

According to Cue, amazing content offered on iTunes U, students could learn as they have never done before. In iTunes right now there are courses with more than 250,000 students enrolled in it.

“… which is a phenomenal shift in the way we teach and learn,” he added.

More than 1,200 universities and colleges, 1200 schools, 2,500 residents, and thousands of private lessons of various disciplines such as arts, science, health and pharmaceuticals, education and business there in iTunes u.

Leading universities involved presenting content on iTunes U, among others, Duke, Yale, Cambridge, MIT, and Oxford.

iTunes U has been accessed by users of Apple devices in 155 countries. In addition to provides of thousands of individual learning materials, is now available as well over 75,000 educational applications.

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