Student Blackboard BrochureBlackboard OverviewBlackboard DocumentationUploading ContentSyllabus BuilderLogging Into BbIE 7 and BlackboardHiding Courses from ViewGradebookDiscussion BoardCourse AvailabilityBB Basics1AssessmentAssignmentsAdd UserAccessing BB Via Kiosk7.2 Visual Text Box7.2 Photo Rosters7.2 Gradebook7.2 Export Import7.2 Early Warning System7.2 Discussion Board7.2 Course Statistics7.2 Announcements7.2 AssessmentsCommunication and CollaborationCreating Course ContentRemoving Extra Menu LinksFaculty Documentation
- BLACKBOARD DOCUMENTATION FOR FACULTY
Please Note: We are in the process of upgrading to the latest version of Blackboard. All documentation on this page and the linked pages are referring to CourseVU and not the new Blackboard.
Help With Blackboard
The Instructional Design and Faculty Consulting Center has instructional designers who can help you with any aspect of Blackboard. For individual help please contact Jodie Reminder, Coordinator of Instructional Design and Faculty Consulting.
For quick help the tip sheets listed below provide step-by-step instructions to some common tasks.
- Accessing Blackboard via a Kiosk
- Adding Users
- Announcements
- Archiving a Course
- Assessments
- Assignments
- Blackboard Basics
- Communication and Collaboration
- Course Availability
- Course Content
- Course Statistics
- Discussion Boards
- Early Warning System
- Exporting a Course
- Export/Import
- Gradebook
- Hiding Courses from View
- IE7 and Blackboard
- Importing a Zipped Course File
- Logging into Blackboard
- Photo Rosters
- Syllabus Builder
- Uploading Content
- Visual Text Box Editor
Instructors who plan to use Blackboard as a supplement to their on campus course can request training for their students. To arrange for your students to receive general instruction on Blackboard or instruction specific to how you have set up your course, please contact Jodie Reminder, Coordinator of Instructional Design and Faculty Consulting. Instruction can take place in your classroom (if it is equipped with technology) or, if you prefer, a hands-on session in the Christopher Center instruction rooms (261A or 261B).For a quick guide to Blackboard, instructors can provide their students the Guide to CourseVU for Students brochure.