Differences between iOS and computer views of a course?

So this year not all of my students will have iPads so anything in my course has to be accessable via a computer/itunes connection. I have created my course, completed the profile, written my outline and started adding "materials" and posts. The course has been published and shows up under our school.
Any .pdf's I add to documents/materials or post as an assignment show up on both the ios devices and computers/itunes/itunesu.
Any .jpgs I add to materials/images or post as an assignment show up on the ios device but show as "ios only" on the computer/itunes/itunes u view.
When I "Add Post" then add to the "Message" field, it is pushed to the ios devices and shows up as a message, it shows up under the course on the ios devices but never shows up on the computer/itunes feed.
Is there a list of what you can put into your course that will show up on both ios devices and computer/itunes connections? Will .mp3's, .mp4's work? or will they do the same as .jpg's?

Hi,
I just posted a response to another question regarding iTunes U on a PC or Mac. Although it doesn't completely answer your question, this part of the response from Course Manager Support does address it:
If you were to make a publicly available Collection on iTunes U, students could download or view many course materials such as lectures and podcasts. But to maximize the full functionality of a course, such as subscribing, reading posts, and viewing assignments, the iTunes U app on an iOS device is currently a requirement.
It may be worth it to ask support to see if there is a more comprehensive list of the differences. Please post what you find out here.
Thanks,
Ken

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