Collection of Blackboard Learn Ultra Guides.
There are two main ways you can present files and Videos to students, directly on to the Course Content or in an Ultra Document. Presenting Files Presenting Videos For either option you can: Presenting files directly in Course Content It is possible to use the Add Content menu to Upload or Copy content directly to […]
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Link is one of the options on the Create Content menu. You can use this to create a link to a Web page, or to link to content inside your Course or Organisation. Step 1: Go to the point inside a Learning Module, or on the Course Content are, where you would like to add
On a Blackboard Learn Ultra course all the third party tools can be found in the Content Market page. These are tools that you would have access via the assessments or tools menu in Blackboard Learn original, Turnitin Assignment tool, Gradescope, YuJa, McGraw Hill, Maple TA and Talis. For some of these third party tools
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Files can be uploaded directly to the Course Content using the Add Content menu or the drag and drop menu. It is also possible to use containers such as Learning Modules, folders and Documents to organise files see the guide Content Containers in Blackboard Learn Ultra for more details. There are a few ways you can upload files
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In Blackboard Learn Ultra it is possible to use Batch Edit on some functions namely making items visible to students, changing dates and deleting items. Batch Edit in three steps Batch Edit options Edit Visibility Edit Dates Delete Items Batch Edit Step 1: Open Batch Edit In the Course Content area on an Ultra course
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The best starting place for building your new course is the training and support materials available from the companion site Building your 2024/5 course. When starting to building your content on a course or organisation consider, where content appears in Blackboard Ultra how to add content (both created and reused) how to organise your content
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What are Blackboard Organisations and when are they used? Blackboard Organisations are used for supporting student engagement and learning that goes beyond a particular RISIS module. While teaching and learning in Blackboard is mostly delivered through Blackboard courses which represent one or more RISIS modules, students also need access to a range of information which
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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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Introduction Academic Liaison Librarians and Careers Consultants are assigned admin privileges in Blackboard, providing you with the ability to self-enrol on courses within the School or Department with which you work. The privileges have been granted in order that you can view and, if necessary, create course content advise module staff on copyright compliance in
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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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