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Blackboard | Coppin State University EagleTech Blackboard Overview Blackboard Learn is the learning management system used by Coppin faculty to facilitate student instruction and grading. Blackboard integrates several tools to diversity learning opportunities. Blackboard provides announcements, course information, grades, due dates, etc.
Download Blackboard Collaborate. Visit iTunes or Google Play Store from your mobile device. Search for "Blackboard Collaborative" or "Coppin State University". When downloading the app, select 'Allow' if you want to allow Coppin to send important campus notifications in the future. Select Accept for the Notice and Consent.
After an extensive LMS review process, Blackboard Learn Ultra was selected as the next generation of LMS for Coppin State University. For us to move to Blackboard Learn Ultra, we must migrate to Blackboard’s SaaS platform. (SaaS stands for Software as a Service. It is a method for delivering software applications over the Internet.)
The college experience can feel challenging to navigate alone. At Coppin, you're not alone—you're part of an Eagle community here to support you every step of the way.
Before you start classes, you should become familiar with our academic policies. These policies around issues including declaring a major, understanding the Coppin grading system, and filing an academic grievance can be valuable tools to help you define success throughout your Coppin journey.
Coppin State University is unique in that it plays a key role in educating the residents of Baltimore, Maryland, throughout their lives by operating a childcare center, an elementary and middle school, and a high school. The institution describes its student intake as multigenerational and looks to differentiate itself by serving the needs of nontraditional students, as well as those straight from high school and community colleges. According to the 2010 census, of Baltimore's population of 621,000, 52.6% had completed high school and 25% had a bachelor's degree.
To some extent, Coppin State University had been using analytics since 2004, but in that time the IT department had experienced some issues with deployment. The IT department decided to improve this by promoting the use of analytics on campus.
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Many data-related projects fail because insufficient time and effort is invested in the raw data itself. Although the analytical dashboards will enable users to "slice and dice" the information, without commonly understood definitions, users will be comparing apples with oranges. After designing the permission levels for altering the master data set, institutions need to agree on a common set of definitions for common activities such as enrollment. Only once there is commonly understood vocabulary can the projects proceed to designing tools to interrogate the data.
This step should be aligned with updating data governance policies to allay lingering concerns regarding how the data is stored and used. By having no exceptions to the rule, leaders can focus straightaway on what the data is showing rather wasting time negotiating access and dealing with data anomalies.
Vendors must make a commitment to support analytics customers by creating a community in which institutions can collaborate around data and analytics in higher education, and share best practices. This is significant because the industry needs vendor partners that focus not only on their products but also on building a community in which institutions can share good practice, in turn driving a better return from student success and analytics activities.
number of factors were adversely affecting the numbers of students commencing their studies at theinstitution each fall, including limited financial support for students and a drop in the number of 18-year-olds in the local area. Another factor compounding this was the fact that Coppin State University competes with 12 other institutions to attract local students. Put simply, it was a buyer's market, with adozen institutions competing for a falling number of students. Coppin State University's key assets were attracting students from different age groups and backgrounds and supporting individuals' educational needs throughout their lives (see Figure 1).