Notre Dame Students Participate in eReader Study
By With many colleges back in session for the fall semester, we’ve been interested in the different ways iPads are being implemented in the classrooms. Notre Dame professor, Corey Angst, is debuting a class taught entirely with the iPad. Class participants will use their university provided iPads to conduct research, manage real-world projects and maybe even develop their own applications.
Students from a variety of colleges and departments are working together in Professor Angst’s class to evaluate ” the creation, distribution, consumption and usefulness of electronic course materials in an academic setting by examining the usefulness of the iPad as an eReader.”
Don’t worry, it won’t be all work and no play for these college kids. They’re encouraged to synch their temporary iPads with their own iTunes accounts and take full advantage of the apps available.
