Can't enable iTunes U in Blackboard Course

We are using the Vanderbilt iTunes U building block and are having 2 issues.
When the course shell is added to iTunes U outside of the course, it doesn't show up for users enrolled in the course.
The fix to problem 1, we discovered, was to create a shell to the course via the course itself by enabling iTunes U from within the course. However, today, when trying to enable iTunes U from a course, we receive the following error:
java.lang.AssertionError: ITunesUFilePOST.invokeAction(): I/O Exception java.net.MalformedURLException: ITunesUFilePOST.invokeAction(): URL "http://deimos-upload.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/Files.woa/Upload/sf.edu/X__8828 841978_5566e913.5566e914.5565b0a6_/%5Banonymous8828841978%5D/004e1af18c5633bcaa7 a09c76c56d267e8a33149a019fc0f19c50b5286a1a00cfee8ee8fdf" does not use HTTPS.
Is anyone else having these issues? If so, what are the workarounds?
Thanks!

Having the same issue with the "not use HTTPS" that just started.  As far as we know, nobody has changed any settings.  Is there a new release that now requires HTTPS and didn't before?  Interested in the solution to this as well...
-C

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