Notre Dame Launches First Paperless iPad Class

Remember the good old days, when you’d go to your lectures with nothing more than a pad and a pen? Well, those days may be coming to a close now that Notre Dame has launched the first paperless class taught using Apple’s iPad instead of textbooks.

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“This has become known as the iPad class,” Corey Angst, assistant professor of management at the University of Notre Dame (and a member of Notre Dame’s ePublishing Working Group) said. However there is a reason that students are using the tablets — and it’s not necessarily to cut down on paper usage. The course revolves around a unique, year-long Notre Dame study of eReaders, and Angst is conducting the first phase using iPads, which were released earlier this year with impressive sales figures.
 
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