This document provides instructions for creating a course using iTunes U course creator. It explains that the outline is equivalent to topic areas and subheadings. Materials and resources can be added to posts or directly in the materials section. Posts, which can have unlimited numbers, are where learning resources like links, images, video, and audio are attached to topics. Discussion questions can also be added. Courses can be shared privately via link without publishing or collaboratively by adding up to 5 contributors.

1. Creating a course using
iTunes U course creator
Clare Rafferty and Kristi Usher

2. https://itunesu.itunes.apple.com/coursemanager

18. • Outline is equivalent to your topic areas, sub-headings
etc

19. • Materials = resources
• Add materials either in posts or in materials and
add/link to posts

20. • To copy a link from any iTunes store (books, music, apps, iTunesU
material etc) you need to click on the arrow as shown and click copy link
• Then in your iTunes u course paste the link into materials or attach a
material in a post as an iTunes/ web link

21. • You add posts (information, tasks, activities etc) to each topic areas.
• The number of posts is unlimited
• A post is where you link learning to resources

22. • Each post needs a title - choose a topic area the post is related to
• Each post has the ability to have text information and materials
assigned to it ( links, images, video, apps, audio, books etc)

24. • Each post has the ability to have text information
and materials assigned to it ( links, images,
video, apps, audio, books etc)

26. • You can add a discussion question to topic or
area of your course by clicking on the
discussions tab and adding the information.
You can have more than one discussion
question or topic for your course.

27. sharing the course
• You can share a course with 50 people via a link without publishing on
the app store
• You can also share creation of a course - with others so it is
cooperatively created. You can do this by adding Contributors to an
iTunes U Course
• You can add up to 5 contributors to an iTunes U course. This will allow
multiple users to collaborate on creating, editing, and publishing an
iTunes U course.