ITP's program has an auditory option for those of you who are more of an auditory learner and also for those that are disable and can only hear. The textbook allows you to convert them into MP3 so that you can listen them repeatedly and learn the subject of the program. This can be helpful in many cases. Being able to remember by just listening can be beneficial to many people and not only students.
ITP has brought options for visual and even auditory learners. Just by downloading and converting the chapters into MP3 and listening to your chapters, can allow students to not only rely on taking their laptops but in a small mp3 device. This can change the view of education and for anyone that is from disable learners to any one that prefers to learn by listening.
Was absent and had to skip class? Usually professors go through chapter lectures and slides. You can still have the benefit to download the lecture to your Mp3 and have the chance to go over it by yourself. This can allow students to rely on their ITP program for anything, anywhere. Starting from mp3 devices and even some phones are being able to have mp3 music/ audio downloaded. This can have almost everyone carry this device anywhere and take this as an opportunity to learn and share.
Interesting idea to extend the technology. I am really pleased to see you evolve the idea with topics that are covered in class. I could see a lot of applications for this, you could potentially even figure out a way to integrate this with a car stereo so people could listen to lectures as they drive similar to how they listen to books on tape/cd.
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