Video Lectures

Mediasite is the University of Florida’s officially supported platform for viewing your online classes. You can access your Mediasite course library from the course pages hosted on UF’s E-Learning (Canvas) system or via the direct links below.

Fall 2018

ACG 2021 Financial Accounting

Jill Goslinga
Tue & Thu, periods 3-4
Heavener 150

ACG 2071 Managerial Accounting

Michael Schadewald
Tue & Thu, periods 7-8
Heavener 150

BUL 4310 Business Law

Robert Kabler
Mon & Wed, period 11
Heavener 140

ECO 2013 Principles of Macroeconomics

Thomas Knight
Tue & Thu, periods 5-6
Heavener 140

ECO 2023 Principles of Microeconomics

Mark Rush
Mon & Wed, periods 3-4
Heavener 140

ENT 3003 Principles of Entrepreneurship

Chris Pryor
Mon & Wed, periods 7-8
Heavener 150

FIN 3403 Business Finance

John Banko
Tue & Thu, periods 3-4
Heavener 140

GEB 3373 International Business

Amanda Phalin
Mon & Wed, periods 5-6
Heavener 150

MAN 3025 Principles of Management

Lindy Archambeau
Mon & Wed, periods 9-10
Heavener 140

MAN 4504 Operations Management

Adam Munson
Tue & Thu, periods 5-6
Heavener 150

MAR 3023 Principles of Marketing

Alan Cooke
Mon & Wed, periods 7-8
Heavener 140

MAR 3400 Professional Selling

Steve Tufts
Tue & Thu, periods 7-8
Heavener 140

QMB 3250 Business Statistics

Megan Mocko
Tue & Thu, periods 9-10
Heavener 140

REE 3043 Real Estate Analysis

Steve Tufts
Mon & Wed, periods 5-6
Heavener 140

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mediasite

This is the UF recommended and fully supported solution for watching classes on your internet-connected computer or mobile device. Mediasite supports Mac/PC desktop streaming as well as streaming to just about any modern mobile device connected to WiFi.

Quick Start: Click the “mediasite” button next to your course and login to your mediasite library using GatorLink. The most recent lecture appears at the top of the list and you can optionally download the lecture to your computer from here for offline viewing.

Download on iTunes

iTunes podcast links are provided as a courtesy for those who would like an alternate method for downloading lectures and syncing them with mobile devices for offline viewing. Subscribing to lecture feeds using the podcast features in iTunes is a convenient way to download and manage your videos. Note, however, that podcasting is not an officially supported UF course distribution service – please do not rely exclusively on iTunes podcast subscriptions to view your assigned lectures.

Quick Start: Launch iTunes. Click the iTunes link for your class; this will automatically open the feed as a podcast in iTunes. Follow the on-screen log in prompts to subscribe to the lecture. Note: You must be registered for the class to subscribe.

RSS for Firefox

RSS syndication is only supported using the Firefox browser in both the Widows and Mac environments. This service is provided as a secondary video subscription method to Mediasite. Once subscribed to a feed you will be able to view your online courses however you will be giving up a number of Mediasite specific features like user control of multiple video playback windows and content search.

Quick Start: Click the RSS button to open a feed, or list, of available lectures in Firefox. Alternatively, if you have one set up, the subscription will open in your default RSS reader. From there you can subscribe to the feed and download your video lectures for offline or mobile device viewing.

Exams

Exams are proctored in the evenings on the UF Campus.

Away from Gainesville?
Information about off-campus testing can be found on our Taking Courses Online page.

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