crocodoc in blackboard

Can students annotate in Blackboard?

You can annotate and grade student files directly within the browser with Bb Annotate. Bb Annotate is supported on the same browsers Blackboard Learn supports.

What is an assignment in Blackboard?

Assignments in Blackboard allow your students to submit electronic documents or text directly through the Blackboard interface. The student work is time stamped and categorized for easy grading directly within the system.

How do I unhide a student in Blackboard?

Blackboard (Faculty) - Grade Center: Show Hidden RowsGo to the Full Grade Center in your Blackboard course.Click the Manage tab.Choose Row Visibility from the drop-down list. ... Locate the hidden name on the list of students (it will be in italicized grey font and will have the term Hidden listed under the Status column)More items...•Nov 6, 2017

How do I grade a question on blackboard?

In the Grade Center, access a test column's menu and select Grade Questions. On the Needs Grading page, access a test's menu and select Grade by Question. On the Grade Questions page, you can filter the questions by status: Graded, Needs Grading, or In Progress.

How do I make an Assignment?

Create an assignmentGo to classroom.google.com and click Sign In. Sign in with your Google Account. For example, [email protected] or [email protected]. Learn more.Click the class. Classwork.At the top, click Create. Assignment.Enter the title and any instructions.

How do students turn in assignments in Blackboard?

Open the assignment. On the Upload Assignment page, review the instructions, due date, points possible, and download any files provided by your instructor. If your instructor has added a rubric for grading, you can view it. Select Write Submission to expand the area where you can type your submission.

How do I unhide my teacher view on Blackboard?

In the Control Panel, select “Grade Center”, and click “Full Grade Center.” In Grade Center, click “Manage” tab, and select “Column Organization.” Check the boxes of the column you want to unhide. Select “Show/Hide” tab and click “Show Selected Columns.”May 21, 2021

How do I undo hide from instructor View in Blackboard?

Click the Hide Column options from the drop-down menu. The selected column should then immediately disappear from the Full Grade Center view.Apr 10, 2019

How do I unhide a module in Blackboard?

Faculty - Hide and Unhide courses in BlackboardAfter logging into Blackboard, put you rmouse over the Course List module and click on the Gear icon.Locate the course(s) you would like to hide and click the box to uncheck the boxes that are checked off.Click Submit at the bottom of the page when done.More items...•May 22, 2017

How do I regrade a quiz in Blackboard?

Check the checkboxes next to the questions you wish to change the point values for, or click the Select All link at the top to select all questions. Points: Enter the desired point value for each question here. When finished, click the Update and Regrade button.Mar 5, 2019

How do I see my graded exams on blackboard?

In Grade Center, locate the cell containing the student's graded test to override. Move the mouse pointer over the cell to see the Action Link. Click the Action Link to access the contextual menu then select View Grade Details.

What can teachers see on blackboard?

Blackboard can monitor and record candidates' exam environment through their computer's webcam and microphone, record computer screen, monitor and restrict right-clicking, minimize, screen capture, new window, and various other actions.Mar 30, 2022

Transition timing

During this time between December 29, 2017 and January 15, 2018, the Crocodoc service and ability to view previously annotated documents within a browser won’t be available but the rest of Blackboard will function properly. The document viewing capabilities are the only feature affected during the transition.

Make the transition

We understand that may have come to rely on Crocodoc when they do inline grading in Blackboard. After we upgrade, the transition to the new Box View will be as seamless as possible. Crocodoc will not be available for a few minutes and then New Box View replaces Crocodoc in the affected course grading areas.

Frequently Asked Questions

While the Crocodoc service will technically reach end-of-life, the databases that contain student-submitted data and documents won’t be deleted or destroyed. Blackboard is working with Box to define a long-term strategy for the decommission of Crocodoc servers permanently.

After the EOL date for Crocodoc, what will happen to data stored in Crocodoc if a Learn instance is not updated to use the New Box View service?

While the Crocodoc service will technically reach “end of life,” the databases containing submitted student data and documents will not be deleted or destroyed – this means that the data will still be available for migrations that occur after the EOL date, as well as for critical situations such as grade challenges.

When Crocodoc is no longer available (after the EOL date or during transition), what will users see in the Learn interface if a Learn instance is not updated to use the New Box View service? Will training will be required for users?

After the EOL date and during the migration, the Crocodoc service will display a user-friendly splash page informing users of the unavailability of the service.

What will be required of clients and what is the expected workload through the transition from Crocodoc to the New Box View Service?

Blackboard is building proprietary, internal tools to assist clients in the data migration process with the goal of making the transition from Crocodoc to the New Box View service a “one click” activity to make the transition as easy as possible. These internal tools will be transparent to Learn clients and Administrators.

Will there be downtime required for the transition from Crocodoc to the New Box View service?

When the switch mentioned above is triggered, the Crocodoc service will not be available during the migration; however, the Learn instance as a whole and all other functions of the system will be available.

Does Blackboard have a recommendation to clients on when to make the transition between the Crocodoc and New Box View services?

Our guidance to customers will be to perform the transition between the two services during an off-academic period where grading and feedback are not occurring (early morning hours are acceptable); this will help eliminate possible confusion for users when interacting with the Inline Grading workflows.

When will clients have access to a version of Learn that makes the New Box View service available?

As stated in the previous article, Frequently Asked Questions: Inline Grading and the Transition from Crocodoc to the New Box View API (https://blackboard.secure.force.com/apex/btbb_articleview?id=kAC39000000XZBK), CUs for previous versions of Learn will be available in the same timeframe as Q4 2017 which will be October.

Box has announced the Crocodoc EOL on Jan 15th 2018. Is there flexibility on this date?

Box has announced the Crocodoc EOL date, not Blackboard. There is no flexibility on this date and is outside of Blackboard’s control.