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Two Center for Christian Bioethics programs most downloaded on iTunesU
According to the ResearchChannel, two programs offered by the Center for Christian Bioethics at Loma Linda University are in the top 100 programs downloaded at iTunesU. iTunesU is a division of Apple’s iTunes that allows educational entities to post podcasts of classes and other educational material.
Love, Belief, and Neurobiology of Attachment, by Paul J. Zak, is currently rated number 14 in the iTunesU top 100 downloads. Physician-Assisted Suicide: An Analysis of U.S. Supreme Court Precedent by Stewart Albertson is currently number 25.
The Center for Christian Bioethics joined the ResearchChannel to help widen the base of viewers for their programs. These programs include the Provonsha Lecture Series, the Health and Faith Forums, and other special presentations. Since ResearchChannel programming has been available on YouTube and iTunesU, the Center is receiving plenty of attention and feedback.
In the first week of availability, ResearchChannel programming had more than 27,000 downloads.
According to the ResearchChannel, two programs offered by the Center for Christian Bioethics at Loma Linda University are in the top 100 programs downloaded at iTunesU. iTunesU is a division of Apple’s iTunes that allows educational entities to post podcasts of classes and other educational material.
Love, Belief, and Neurobiology of Attachment, by Paul J. Zak, is currently rated number 14 in the iTunesU top 100 downloads. Physician-Assisted Suicide: An Analysis of U.S. Supreme Court Precedent by Stewart Albertson is currently number 25.
The Center for Christian Bioethics joined the ResearchChannel to help widen the base of viewers for their programs. These programs include the Provonsha Lecture Series, the Health and Faith Forums, and other special presentations. Since ResearchChannel programming has been available on YouTube and iTunesU, the Center is receiving plenty of attention and feedback.
In the first week of availability, ResearchChannel programming had more than 27,000 downloads.
TODAY news for Thursday, March 31, 2008