Supported file types include DOC, DOCX, HTM, HTML, MP4, MPG, PDF, PPT, PPTX, XLS, XLSX, RTF, TXT, ZIP, and most image types. Upload files. Select the plus sign wherever you want to upload files. In the menu, select Upload to browse for files on your computer.
Click on Add New (upper right) and select Media Upload. Click the Choose a File to Upload button and select the video file from your computer. Click Open. Your video will begin uploading.Sep 18, 2017
Unfortunately, Blackboard is not a streaming server and media files will degrade system performance. Media files include: Audio (mp3, mp4, wav, aiff, flac) Video (wmv, avi, mp4, m4v, mov, mpv, mkv, mpg, mpeg, camrec, vob)May 12, 2017
Other file types will display within Blackboard, but it is not possible for your lecturer to type feedback directly onto them: Excel (XLS, XLSX) Rich Text (RTF) and Text (TXT) files. Open Office (ODP, ODS, ODT) files.Aug 29, 2018
Share audio and video streams and filesFrom a Chrome browser, open the Collaborate panel and select the Share Content tab.Select Share Application/Screen.Select the Chrome Tab option. ... Select the Share audio check box.Choose the tab you want to share from the list.Select Share.
The default size limit for content uploaded through the user interface is 2500 MB. When attempting to upload files larger than 2500 MB using the interface, users will receive an error. This limit does not apply to Web Folder or Blackboard Drive uploads. To learn more about Drive, see Blackboard Drive.
0:262:07Uploading a video to Blackboard - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipPage inside your blackboard account and click on the link my media inside that my media page go toMorePage inside your blackboard account and click on the link my media inside that my media page go to add new and then media upload. You'll need to find the video file on your computer.
Audio files uploaded to Blackboard should be no larger than 5MB. Acceptable formats are . MP3, . M4A, .Jan 24, 2009
WebClick My Bb Learn Courses and navigate to your course.In the Course Menu on the left, click Media Gallery if your Professor made the link available.Otherwise, click Tools, and scroll down to Media Gallery in the list.The Media Gallery will take a few seconds to load, then you will see the class videos.More items...