Students and faculty can participate in classes delivered online or access online materials and activities to complement face-to-face classroom experiences using Blackboard, the University of Arkansas learning management system.
Read MoreIn online learning spaces like Blackboard Learn, maintaining good course hygiene is critical for a seamless experience for both you and your students.
Read MoreThe Instructor with User Management role in Blackboard is a custom course role only used in Non-Credit Courses. This role is similar to the Instructor role, but the user has the ability to add and remove users from the course and change user roles.
Read MoreThe official file size quota per course in Blackboard is 1 GB. You can check the amount you have used of your allotted quota from within your course.
Read MoreThere is an official quota of 1 GB per course in Blackboard. The average course size is 178 MB and most people will not notice this quota. However, for those of you with large files such as PowerPoints, images, or CSV files, it is important to reduce the sizes of the files.
Read MoreAll courses listed in Workday are automatically created in Blackboard but your course is set to Closed to students by default. Whenever you are ready for students to access your course, make it available by following these instructions.
Read MoreBlackboard Learn has a Student Preview option. This option allows administrators/instructors to view their courses as the student would see it.
Read MoreTo ensure FERPA, auditing, and security compliance, new procedures for course enrollments have been enacted. The new procedure requires all departments to add Instructors and TAs to CLSS/Workday.
Read MoreYou can customize how you view your courses in Blackboard Ultra Navigation with just a few easy clicks.
Read MoreSeveral self-enroll Blackboard courses are available for faculty, students and staff.
Read MoreYou can create a personal profile page with a picture in Blackboard with a picture and your academic interests. Your profile picture appears in the page header, people tool, blogs, journals, discussions, wikis, and roster.
Read MoreThe term “Blackboard Organization” is used to describe an empty Blackboard shell that can be used by University of Arkansas organizations (i.e., Greek chapters, clubs), colleges, departments, faculty, staff, and/or students for activities that are in support of the educational, research, or administrative mission of the University.
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