Class Collaborate (formerly Blackboard Collaborate Ultra) is a way to create a virtual classroom, office, or meeting space in order to communicate with users on campus or anywhere in the world. This browser-based web conferencing tool allows instructors to communicate, collaborate, engage, and interact with their students in real time with updated features and teaching tools.
Read MoreCollaborate allows you to save a video of your session to share with others.
Read MoreMicrosoft Teams meetings can be integrated within Blackboard Learn Ultra! You can create meetings and share them with students all from within Blackboard.
Read MoreWhether teaching remotely or in a hybrid environment, there are many ways that faculty can use web conferencing to their advantage. It can be used to engage students and encourage interaction among students and faculty as well as with each other. We have several tools available in the collaboration and web conferencing space. This post will explore which tools are best in which situations.
Read MoreDid you know that you can transfer your Collaborate Recordings to Kaltura for permanent storage?
Read MoreIf you host a class in Teams, then you can record it and post that video to Blackboard using Kaltura.
Read MoreThere are many great features in Zoom that help to increase student engagement in the remote, hybrid, or online classroom. Read below to see how to to use the various features in Zoom!
Read MoreZoom has been integrated with Blackboard to create an easy experience for both instructors and students. This article explains how to set up Zoom in your class start to finish – from connecting Zoom to your course to adding your course recordings to your course.
Read MoreAre you ready to schedule a Class Collaborate Session? Here you can see how to schedule a session to begin interacting with your students!
Read MoreAre you new to Class Collaborate? This will walk you through setting up Collaborate in Learn Ultra or Original.
Read MoreWant to increase engagement in your synchronous meetings within Class Collaborate? Using breakout groups for discussions can really get the students talking and more interested in the subject.
Read MoreNeed some help getting started using Class Collaborate as an instructor? This is the article for you!
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