The School Leader role in Blackboard is an administrator role designed for SDTLs, DDTLs, SDATs and other senior School staff, to enable you to quickly and easily access any course in your School or Department. Accessing courses Once assigned the role, you will see the Admin option on the Blackboard Menu. Navigate to this tab […]
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Blackboard Learn Ultra navigation provides a modern, responsive and interactive interface, enabling users to get updates from their courses, and to easily access courses and organisations. TEL Tips The Home page has links to sources of help, and is also where we’ll alert you to new features in Blackboard, or when systems are undergoing maintenance
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Personalise your notification settings You can control the notifications you receive from Blackboard, whether in the Activity Stream inside Blackboard, via email, or via the mobile app. We strongly encourage you, and your students, to personalise your notifications to suit your individual preferences. You can do this either by clicking on the settings icon in
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As an Instructor, you can create Calendar events for your course, which will then display to your students. Most course items with an associated date will appear in the Calendar, however scheduled Collaborate sessions do not appear. Students should be advised not to rely on their Blackboard Calendar as there may be inaccuracies. For example,
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Introduction If you enrol external examiners onto a course with the External Examiner role, they should be able to access Gradescope assessments for that course, but you may need to edit their permissions in Gradescope – see Setting the external examiner’s permissions. Once into Gradescope, they can use the Gradescope dashboard to access other courses
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Introduction Gradescope is an assessment tool which has been used since 2021 for exams and coursework in a limited number of subjects. Most Gradescope exams are of the ‘Homework / Problem Set’ type – students generally write their answers by hand on paper, then scan their work and upload it to Gradescope. A handful have been
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When should I Sync the Roster? Synching the Roster updates the membership of a Gradescope course so that it matches the corresponding Blackboard course. You do not have to Sync the Roster in order for students to be able to submit to Gradescope – when they click on a Gradescope link in Blackboard their details
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You can copy a Rubric from one question to another – in the same assignment, or in any assignment in any course where you are the Instructor. See the Gradescope guide Importing rubrics
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You may wish to create your marking rubric before students have submitted. Create an Assignment When creating the Assignment under Create Your Rubric check the box Before student submission. Set the Outline Once the Create Assignment button is clicked the Assignment Outline page will open. Set the Outline as usual. Create a Rubric When you
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If you want to see how your Gradescope assignment will appear to students you can set up a test student account. Go into your Gradescope course and then to the Roster area. Click Add Students or Staff. Choose Single User. Enter the test user details on the Add User screen. You could call the user something like Test User –
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