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[danjw]

Do MATH1131 lectures get posted online on lectopia or something like the chem and physics lectures?
I remember the lecturer saying something about them being posted but I can't find them anywhere?

 

[TheStallion]

From memory no they aren't. If you can't find them on lectopia then they definitely aren't.

 

[danjw]

Fuckkk, that's such a pain.

 

[unsw-maths-guru]

Do MATH1131 lectures get posted online on lectopia or something like the chem and physics lectures?
I remember the lecturer saying something about them being posted but I can't find them anywhere?

I think that they automatically record all the lectures in the big lecture rooms like Mathews. If you log on to blackboard, you need to click on the link to TELT eLearning gateway at the bottom left which will let you find lectopia.

(Can you follow the lecture with just the audio??)

 

[danjw]

It just says "Students will need to get a link provided by Lecturers for Lectopia recordings" under lectopia.
Uhh for me personally just having it voiced as I'm doing it helps I don't really pay that much attention to what the lecturers are actually doing anyway but the main thing I like about it is I know I can keep up to date with the rest of the class and know exactly how much work has been done.

 

[unsw-maths-guru]

It just says "Students will need to get a link provided by Lecturers for Lectopia recordings" under lectopia.
Uhh for me personally just having it voiced as I'm doing it helps I don't really pay that much attention to what the lecturers are actually doing anyway but the main thing I like about it is I know I can keep up to date with the rest of the class and know exactly how much work has been done.

You could maybe ask the lecturer at your next lecture. It sounds like they have to do something to get it to be available.

 

[danjw]

You could maybe ask the lecturer at your next lecture. It sounds like they have to do something to get it to be available.

I'll give this a go, cheers.

 

[kaz1]

The only reason to go to Maths lectures is for worked examples and you don't really get that with recordings.

 

[danjw]

The only reason to go to Maths lectures is for worked examples and you don't really get that with recordings.

Like I said I just like to know where the class is up to in the material so I don't fall behind. I personally don't like actually attending lectures much at all I feel I work much better by myself tbh.