To access Blackboard Learn, go to learn.kent.edu Blackboard Learn works best with Google Chrome (recommended), Mozilla Firefox, and Apple Safari browsers. Blackboard Learn's scheduled maintenance windows are on Sundays from 5am - 7am.
Blackboard Learn is used to host course materials and activities for face-to-face, hybrid, and online courses. Use this site to find training, request forms, step-by-step instructional documentation, and other support resources to help you learn how you can use Blackboard Learn to present your course material. Log into Bb Learn
To access Blackboard Learn, go to learn.kent.edu Blackboard Learn works best with Google Chrome (recommended), Mozilla Firefox, and Apple Safari browsers Blackboard Learn's scheduled maintenance windows are on Sunday's from 5am - 7am.
Kent State University provides and supports a web-based, cross-platform system for easily creating lectures with PowerPoint. KSU Presenter allows faculty to login with Flashline username and password, upload or create PowerPoint slides, and add audio. The URL for the presentation can then be provided to any audience.
Blackboard Learn is used to host course materials and activities for face-to-face, hybrid, and online courses.
If you want multiple sections in Learn combined into one course, you must put in a request for the Blackboard Team. You must do this before uploading your course materials.
Step-by-step instructions for many Learn tools are available. There are also links to official Blackboard help articles and videos.
How do I access my courses in Blackboard Mobile Learn on my smartphone or tablet?
For local technical support, contact Russ Porter#N#Phone: 440-964-4380#N#E-mail: r [email protected]
Adding content to Blackboard Learn 1 Pasting content from MS Word (Youtube video). 2 Adding students to courses (KSUTube video). 3 Discussion Boards (Forthcoming) 4 Releasing discussion forums throughout a course automatically (KSUTube). 5 Adding a link to a discussion board to your course site (KSUTube video). 6 Creating a graded discussion forum (Forthcoming) 7 Grading a discussion forum using the Full Grade Center (Youtube video). 8 Creating a Quiz/Test (YouTube video). 9 Accessing the Full Grade Center (Youtube video). 10 Viewing student work and adding grades in the grade center (Forthcoming). 11 Creating groups (Forthcoming). 12 Adding users to existing groups (KSUTube video). 13 Wikis and blogs (Forthcoming).
Kent State University provides and supports a web-based, cross-platform system for easily creating lectures with PowerPoint. KSU Presenter allows faculty to login with Flashline username and password, upload or create PowerPoint slides, and add audio. The URL for the presentation can then be provided to any audience. We recommend that faculty use this tool to create online lectures and presentations. Access KSU Presenter here: KSU Presenter.
Is a companion product for LockDown Browser that enables institutions to protect the integrity of non-proctored, online exams. Students use their own computer and webcam to record assessment sessions, all without leaving the institution's learning management system.
Building blocks are plug-ins to Blackboard Learn that expand it's capabilities. There are building blocks created by Blackboard as well as building blocks created by third-party vendors such as Cengage and NBC Learn. There are also other building blocks created by Universities and K-12 developers.