Compressed Video Courses

Compressed Video courses require attendance in specially equipped classrooms.  The classes are taught from a designated campus, or originating site. 

Sites at UNO are:

UNO Lakefront Campus - LA 234, 250, SC 2002
UNO Jefferson Center - Room 362
UNO Slidell Campus - Room 101
UNO Avondale – CV Room 174
UNO NCAM NASA/Michoud – Room 257 

Students at remote classroom sites can interact live with students at other classrooms along with the Instructor via television.  UNO presently offers Compressed Video courses in the areas of Anthropology, Business Administration, Education, Engineering Management, Geology, Mathematics, Psychology, and Sociology.   

Your Instructor may use an Internet-based course management system such as Blackboard to get class materials to you.  Be sure to determine if this is the case.  If not, ask your Instructor how he/she will deliver materials, tests, homework, etc. to you.   

To make the process of taking a Compressed Video class run smoothly, students are requested to:

• Pay attention to section numbers when registering for courses; 410 - 475 are Compressed Video classes.
• Observe the “no food, drink or cell phones” policy in the Compressed Video classrooms.
  

* Students with special needs taking Compressed Video courses: It is University policy to provide, on a flexible and individualized basis, reasonable accommodations to students who have disabilities that may affect their ability to participate in course activities or to meet course requirements.  Students with disabilities are encouraged to contact the Office of Disability Services (504-280-6222) and their Instructors to discuss their individual needs for accommodations.