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Download these tips and tricks on how to use our course management system better! You will find this section changing and being added onto as time goes by.
Online Learning Survival Guide 2008
Quick Tricks
Blackboard and My MAC
Survival Guide Resource INformation
How do I start?
Faculty self-assessment
Blackboard Overview
The following section are resource documents to help you learn how use Blackboard's features:
[ Assessments ]
[ Content Areas ]
[ Course Options Area ]
 
[ General ]
Navigating in Blackboard
Using Blackboard in Your Course
 
[ Grade Center]
Grade Center Unmasked***
Grade Center Unmasked (WORD)
Adding New Categories to Your Gradebook
Adding Assignments in your Online Gradebook
Viewing the Class Results for a Quiz or a Survey
Exporting Your Online Gradebook
Entering Grades By Item in Your Online Gradebook
Importing a Gradebook into Blackboard from Excel
Resetting Quizzes and Surveys
Downloading Trackable Assignments
Sorting the Gradebook by Student in Excel
Changing the Way Students are Listed in Gradebook
Weighting Grades In Gradebook
 
[ User Management Area ]
Setting up Student Groups
Enrolling Registered Students IN Your Course
Printing Your Roster in Blackboard
Remove Students From Your Course
[ Course Tools Area ]
Add Announcements
Add a Discussion Board
Safe Assign Plagiarism Checker
Posting Important Dates in the Course Calendar
Collecting and Printing Messages in Discussion Board
Sending Files to Students Using Digital Dropbox
Saving Files from the Digital Dropbox
Emailing Students from your Blackboard Course
Changing Your Blackboard Password
Searching Your Discussion Board
Sorting Messages in Discussion Board
Participating in a Discussion
 
[ QUIZ GENERATOR]
Bb quiz generators you can use to create your quizzes from WORD or Excel
 

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