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Lynda.ou.edu - Watch videos to learn new skills at your own pace.

We’re thrilled to provide all students, faculty, and staff at the University of Oklahoma access to Lynda.com, an online subscription library that teaches the latest software, creative, and business skills through high-quality instructional videos. To learn more, watch this introductory video about the service, and view the How to use lynda.com course.

How to Access

VIA WEB

Visit lynda.ou.edu and click SIGN IN. Next, enter your username (4+4) and password. If you have a previous lynda.com account, you will be asked if you want to import your profile. Otherwise you will set up a new profile and will be able to log in anytime and anywhere to view these high-quality instructional videos. 

VIA APPLICATION

To install lynda.com on your mobile device, please visit the mobile apps page. 

Need Help?

1. For questions about content or the Lynda.com site, please browse the lynda FAQs, visit the lynda support page, or email cs@lynda.com.

2. For login issues, please call us at 405-325-HELP or email needhelp@ou.edu.

Kevin Buck

As an academic technology administrator, Kevin Buck primarily focuses on assisting faculty and students with the use of technology to enhance their learning experience. Over the past year, Kevin has taken a growing interest in digital media and mobile solutions. Kevin serves as the Digital Media Specialist for OU Information Technology, enabling and supporting the use of video to enhance the student experience. Prior, Kevin administered the campus LMS, Desire2Learn, and coordinated training and support for the system. Originally from Kansas, Kevin started working for OU IT in 2007 when he moved to Norman to pursue his undergraduate degree from the University of Oklahoma. Kevin earned his Bachelor of Arts in Information Studies and is currently contemplating what he'd like to pursue for his Masters degree.

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