Blackboard is a Course Management System that allows faculty to deliever course material electronically. > Alternative Education. > Flexible Schedules Accessing Blackboard All users must have a NetID in order to log into Blackboard. To obtain a …
Online@JSU serves as the hub for online teaching and learning at JSU. We are a dedicated team of instructional designers and technical specialists focused on supporting all aspects of online education. Our services range from providing around-the-clock technical assistance to online students to helping instructors develop and deliver the ...
Blackboard is a Course Management System that allows faculty to deliever course material electronically. > Alternative Education. > Flexible Schedules Accessing Blackboard All users must have a NetID in order to log into Blackboard. To obtain a …
Blackboard continues their commitment and investment in the Learn Original Experience (Learn 9.1). The following release highlights were delivered in the Learn 9.1 Q4 2018 and Q2 2019 releases.
As a leader in openness, Blackboard continues to invest in expanding support for standards and interoperability within Learn to give institutions increasing options for expanding and defining their unique EdTech platforms.
Blackboard continues to make changes to technologies and processes to further improve quality.
Blackboard Learn Cumulative Updates are focused specifically on changes where a tool or feature is not functioning as designed (software bugs), for performance, or to harden security. New functionality is not introduced as part of a Cumulative Update.
MSIE 11 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. We recommend an alternate browser, e.g. Chrome, Edge, Firefox.
JHU Blackboard Self Service Support facilitates troubleshooting of several key user issues which can detract from the Blackboard experience at JHU.
We have heard some great suggestions from faculty and students on how to enhance the product. Here is some of the feedback we have passed on to Blackboard.