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Jan 7, 2014 7:13 PM in response to odanielby Bowie Poon,As far as I know, you can only upload IBA file via the Course Manager interface. But not via the admin site.
I have tried including an IBA in my Collection feed before, it prompt something like 'invalid content'.
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Jan 20, 2014 1:54 PM in response to odanielby Frank Lowney,I think that you mean *.ibooks file, no? If so, you are correct in saying that such a file is not yet distributable via a public iTunes U site. Speculation: Despite the very recent appearance of iBooks on MacOS X 10.9, these multi-touch books were only readable on the iPad. A public iTunes U site is only accessible via the iTunes app on MacOS X and Windows. Moreover, the iTunes app itself is unable to display an *.ibooks file and, unlike a PDF, has no other app to hand it off to. Now that we have MacOS X 10.9 and iBooks 1.x, this may change. It just hasn't happened yet.
Related to all of this is the fact that an iTunes U public site channel being populated by an RSS feed will not display an *.ibooks file even if it is included in the feed. The *.ibooks files will be ignored and everything else will be displayed.