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Blackboard: Adding Alignments to Grade Center Columns Blackboard: Adding Alignments to Grade Center Columns After administrators create goals, instructors can align any content item with a goal by clicking an item’s contextual menu and selecting Add Alignments.

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How do I add alignment in Blackboard?

To add an alignment to a Grade Center column:Open the Grade Center menu area, and then click Full Grade Center.Find the column, click on the chevron icon next to the column.Click View and Add Alignments. ... In the new window, click Add Alignments.Browse to find the outcome or search using keywords.More items...•Jan 30, 2019

What does it mean to add alignment in Blackboard?

Any type of content or Blackboard assessment can be aligned to goals by using the Add Alignments feature, including Grade Center columns, Assignments, Discussion Boards, Rubrics, individual Rubric rows, Tests, and individual test questions. The alignments can be either visible to students or hidden.

Cut Your Boards

Using a miter saw, cut the 1″ x 3″ 20 inches long with a 45 miter inward. Repeat for a second side. (Your board is 20 inches long, but comes in at a 45 degree angle)

Prep Your Frame

Using a Kreg Jig, drill two pocket holes on each end of the 45-degree angle of the two 14.5 inch pieces.

Build Your Chalkboard

While your stain is drying, it’s time to make your ‘chalkboard.’ But I have a quick & shameless secret to share with you– the board is really MDF spray painted with chalkboard paint! It makes the entire project easier to DIY and it’s so much cheaper than buying real boards– and less heavy to hold!

Assemble Your DIY Chalkboard Sign

Once all your wood pieces are dried, it’s time to start building your sign!

Decorate Your Sign

Using chalk paint makers, add your message to your board! Chalkboard markers really ‘pop’ against the background and are really easy to remove.