Blackboard has become aware of a mass phishing scam targeting customers using Blackboard Learn. To be clear, Blackboard Learn has not been hacked -- these are emails sent directly from a spammer to emails it may have harvested by spidering …
Canvas to replace Blackboard as university's primary learning and teaching technology (Monday, September 20, 2021) Eight Johns Hopkins divisions will migrate to a new learning management system beginning with the 2022-23 academic year.
Blackboard Learn Most users should click the link below to login. You just need to have your JHED ID and Password handy. If you're not sure what this is, please go to The Portal and find out. Login using JHU Enterprise Authentication Use the link below if you don't have a JHED ID [Open Non JHED Login] System Announcements
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The LMS Transition Project will guide the University’s migration to Instructure Canvas. Our configuration of Blackboard Learn, the University’s primary learning management system (LMS) for the last decade, will no longer be supported by the vendor. The University selected Instructure Canvas as a replacement after a comprehensive evaluation process.
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If you have questions about this project or how it impacts you, please view the FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) for more information. Additional project information will be released in Spring 2022 on this site and by divisions.
JHU completed a comprehensive evaluation process to select a replacement for Blackboard Learn, the University’s primary learning management system (LMS). Our configuration of Blackboard Learn will no longer be supported by the vendor at the end of 2023.
This page to highlights some of the known issues with the current version of Blackboard.
My Blackboard is a single location for access to user tools, such as grades. To learn more, see My Blackboard.
This list of supported browsers for Blackboard Learn 9.1 3900 was compiled from Browser Support and Browser Support for Blackboard Learn 9.1 3900.
Blackboard strives to make all its products as accessible as possible. JAWS 18 and 17 are used during accessibility testing of each Blackboard Learn release.
Course Site: There is typically no need to request a Blackboard course site – all full-time AS/EN, Carey, Nursing, SAIS, Peabody, and Education courses should have a course site by default in Blackboard.
On Tuesday, December 28th beginning at 6:00AM (Eastern) through 8:00PM (Eastern), the blackboard.jhu.edu system will be upgraded to Blackboard Learn 3900.26 (more info at ‘ What is New ‘). The system will be unavailable during this time, and a maintenance page will be displayed until the system is available once more.
You can check for typical issues that affect course access for the current term. If you have just enrolled in the course in SIS, it can take up to 24 hours before you will see the course in Blackboard. Note that some courses require that you first complete an orientation in Blackboard.
If you experience problems using Blackboard, it may be because you are using an unsupported browser or you do not have the most recent version of your browser. A common fix is to clear your browser’s cache and cookies for all time.
Internet Explorer 11 (IE11): IE11 will no longer be supported by JHU. Microsoft ended active development for Internet Explorer in January 2016. Over time, we have found more features of Learn no longer work properly with IE11 and Blackboard will not resolve issues specific to IE11.