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This article includes alternatives to blogs and wikis for use in Blackboard Ultra.
Faculty can embed media from external websites such as YouTube, Vimeo, Quizlet, Soundcloud, VidGrid, Prezi, KhanAcademy, Spotify, Genial.ly, and NearPod. Each website will have its own process for sharing links.
We attempt to create Blackboard sites at or near the same time that registration occurs. Users should begin seeing their next semester courses on this schedule:
Learn how to access Blackboard Professional Development, BSU's subscription to self-paced training courses and resources from Anthology covering Blackboard Learn Ultra, accessibility, course design, online teaching, assessment, and more.
This article explains how to record or upload a video in Blackboard Ultra. Students can add videos when submitting an assignment or posting in a discussion. Use the video camera icon in the text editor toolbar to record a new video or upload an existing one, then click Submit or Post to complete your submission.
Learn how to filter your Blackboard course list by term and how to mark courses as favorites.
The steps and videos below provide instructions on how to record videos and screen recordings on Padlet.
This guide is designed to help students navigate the Blackboard Ultra learning management system. It covers essential tasks like submitting assignments, taking quizzes, accessing documents, checking grades, and participating in discussions.
Use this article to learn how to upload files to your Microsoft OneDrive storage, set permissions, and share them through your Blackboard course site.
Learn more about Blackboard via the self-paced Student Tutorial.
Read this article to find out where to view your grades, submission attempts, and any feedback from your professor.
View this article to get an overview of the new Blackboard Ultra experience.
Learn more about adding text for discussions, tests, and other assignments in the text Editor.
Follow these guidelines to start and submit an assignment.
Review this article if your professor is using Respondus Lockdown Browser or Respondus Monitor this semester.