Seton Hill University in Greensburg, Pennsylvania has announced that starting in Fall, 2010, every full-time student will get an iPad as part of the Seton Hill Griffin (that's the school's mascot) Technology Advantage Program. According to TUAW reader Dirk, who tipped us to this announcement, 'Students will be able to download their textbooks to their iPads from the iBook Store. In addition, iPads can be used as phones and for air and file sharing, as well as note-taking.'
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
iPads in Higher Ed
That didn't take long. I figured Duke would be the first or maybe Abilene Christian would be the first to adopt iPads. And so it begins... Seton Hill University to give all students an iPad
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