What is a wiki? why use a wiki in teaching & learning? See Learning Activities: Wikis on the TEL website. Blackboard Wikis are collaborative spaces for group project work that can show individual contribution to a general piece of work. Wikis are created and managed by instructors and can be set…
When you view a Blackboard Wiki you can view the contributions of all individual participants. If this is is an assessed wiki, you can also enter a mark and feedback. To view the Participation Summary go into the Wiki and click on Participation and Marking. You will see a summary…
What is a Wiki? A wiki allows students to work together – for example within Blackboard course groups – to create a collaborative web resource. For more information on how wikis can be used in teaching and learning, see Wikis on the TEL website. How do I create a Wiki? Within a…
Settings applied by the EMA Integration Change for 2021/22: the integration will now create a Weighted Total Column, rather than a Blackboard Blog, Journal or Wiki If you are managing a module where assessment is delivered via a Blackboard Blog, Blackboard Journal or Blackboard Wiki The programme administrator will set this up…
This guide is relevant to the following Mode of Submission: Blackboard Wiki Integration creates a Weighted Total Column in the Grade Centre. This can be mapped to the Grade Centre column for any assessed wikis on the course. Steps in managing an assessed Wiki Create one or more gradable Wikis…