Third Party Tools

Most third party tool are available under Content Market or Institutional Tools, These tools are also known as LTI Tools (Learning Tools Interoperability®)

Key Topic: Collaborate

Key Information Class Collaborate is a web conferencing tool for holding real-time online ‘virtual classroom’ sessions with your students, wherever they are located. You can run interactive seminars, tutorials or meetings with your students.  The webinars are set up, accessed and delivered from within the Blackboard virtual learning environment. Anyone external to the institution is able to join using a guest web link.  Class Collaborate is only available to use on Blackboard Ultra courses until August 2024/5 academic year. How it

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YuJa Collaborate Connector

What is the YuJa Collaborate Connector tool? The YuJa Collaborate Connector allows for better integration between Blackboard Collaborate and your YuJa Media Library. Recordings taken in Collaborate scheduled Sessions will now seamlessly transfer to YuJa, saving users time and providing an improved storage solution for your digital teaching and learning resources. Additionally, since the Policy

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YuJa: Accessing Central University Video Resources in YuJa

You can access central university video resources (such as Library or Study Advice guides) via the Shared area within YuJa. Click a YuJa link in any Blackboard module, or visit reading.yuja.com directly and access the Shared area (where you can find the Channels for your modules). Central video resources are stored under the ‘Shared Folders’

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Blackboard Collaborate: Session Engagement Insights

Blackboard now have some tools to help you gauge student participation in a Collaborate session. Insights Panel The Insights panel will appear at the bottom of the Collaborate screen during a session. Insight Statistics The Session Engagement Insights statistics include how many occasions where students have raised their hands and participated in the chat.  See

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