iTunes U’s new K-12 education section provides content to students and teachers. Tap the file type to view the file on your device.ITunes U is a free service through the Apple iTunes application that enables colleges and universities to provide free courses to anyone who wants them. Tap the cloud icon to download the file, course, or catalog to your iTunes U Library (available from the iTunes U app, not the iTunes Store app). To share the course URL, tap the upward arrow (top right corner). To subscribe, tap the blue Subscribe button. On a course or collection home page, you can access individual lectures, podcasts, and related documents, share files, and subscribe to course updates. In the iTunes U app, use options at the bottom of the screen ( Charts, Browse, Search) to locate courses and collections.

The first time you open the app, you may be prompted to accept push notifications and sync the app with your device's iTunes Store. You may be prompted for your Apple ID and password.įind the iTunes U app on your device and tap to open. On the iTunes U app screen, tap the cloud icon to install the app on your device. Go to the App Store and search for iTunes U. Steps may vary for other versions of iTunes U or other iOS devices and operating systems. These instructions were developed using the iTunes U 1.4 app (v.1.4.1.902) on an iPhone 5 ( iOS 7.1.1). Note: You can search for iTunes U content using the iTunes Store app, but you will be prompted to use the iTunes U app to view and download materials from the iTunes U catalog. This is not the same as the default iTunes Store app installed on all iOS devices. To access iTunes U on your iOS device, you need to install the iTunes U app first. Access iTunes on iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad On tablets, smartphones, and other mobile devices, the optimal way to access iTunes U content is through a mobile app. Use iTunes U to view or download educational materials, including free lectures, videos, books, and other resources on thousands of subjects.

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