blackboard nccu helpdesk

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How do I contact blackboard support?

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What is NCCU IT services?

Faculty Development Den and Blackboard Office. 128 Farrison-Newton Communications Building. Durham, North Carolina 27707. Phone: 919-530-7667. Fax: 919-530-7925. Email: [email protected]. Blackboard Student Support: 1-866-845-0010. Back to Top.

What is the blackboard developer help desk?

Still need help? If you can't find the answers to your questions, please contact our Support Team.

What technology resources are available at NCCU?

If you are one of our more than 100,000 Blackboard Connect users and need assistance, contact Client Care via email or by calling (888) 599-2720, or call your school, institution or organization or visit their web site. If you are receiving Blackboard Connect messages in error, or no longer wish to receive them, contact the sending institution.

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Student Orientation

The Faculty Development Den and Blackboard Office and Blackboard Inc. offer students a self-paced student orientation course designed to provide students an opportunity to navigate, get better acquainted and practice with Blackboard Learn before maneuvering throughout your actual course (s).

Student Resources and Videos

This section provides helpful resources, links and videos for students to improve their overall learning experience.

How to contact Blackboard Connect?

General Support. If you are one of our more than 100,000 Blackboard Connect users and need assistance, contact Client Care via email or by calling (888) 599-2720, or call your school, institution or organization or visit their web site.

What is blackboard help?

Blackboard Help provides support and guidance for educators from K-12 to higher education and professional education. The site lets you easily find help by product—and helps you find which product your school uses.

What is Blackboard Learning Services?

Blackboard’s Learning Services & Training team can support your training needs by ensuring that your faculty and staff have the skills to maximize their use of the technology in which you’ve invested. We offer online and onsite training courses with content for all of our platforms.

What is behind the blackboard?

Behind the Blackboard provides product support and reference materials, software downloads, known issues, and allows you to manage your account. The site also serves as a supplement to your primary campus helpdesk.

Welcome to Information Technology Services

North Carolina Central University (NCCU) Information Technology Services (ITS), in collaboration with the campus community, provides technological solutions and services for students, faculty, staff, and constituents in support of the NCCU mission and strategic plan.

Remote Access for Faculty, Staff, and Students

ITS provides numerous technology resources to support learning, teaching and working remotely.

ITS Spotlights

Last year, NCCU’s Information Technology Services division distributed over 200 loaner Chromebooks and laptops to our students, and we had more students who had needs we were unable to meet.

Information Technology Security

To maintain a secure and reliable network, NCCU Information Technology strives to inform all NCCU employees and students of the policies that govern the use of NCCU computing services and networks and encourage security awareness and prevention.

Contact Your Account Representative

Interested in our products or services? We will connect you with you an expert to discuss your needs.

Educator Support

Access help and support information for teachers and instructors at K-12 schools, colleges and universities, and professional organizations.

Student Support

Access help and support information for students at K-12 schools, colleges and universities, and professional organizations.

General Support

Access individual product support as well as support for your specific role.

Blackboard Community

Engage with the global community of education professionals using Blackboard.

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