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What is the address for Danville Community College?

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Why choose Danville Area Community College?

Blackboard App for Students and the Blackboard Instructor App are free to Danville Area Community College students and faculty. Blackboard Apps | Danville Area Community College Search form Search Future Students Current Students Employee Portal HelpDesk Bookstore Give Campus Directory Blackboard COVID Concern Report Form Call Us Today

How do I Find my courses on DACC blackboard?

Here are the steps: 1. In your course Tools area of the Control Panel, select Tests, Surveys, and Pools. Select Surveys from the list: 2. In the next screen, select the Build Survey button: 3. The Survey Information Screen will open with two fields, …

How do I register for classes on Blackboard?

For Blackboard technical support, please contact: Maggie Hoover & Jung Ae Merrick at: [email protected] 217.443.8885 / 217.443.8732. You may also use this convenient web form: Technical Support Request Form Affiliations. Danville Area Community College has been approved to participate in the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity ...

How to contact instructor on blackboard?

To contact your instructor, use the internal course email/messages tool located on the left-hand course menu. If you do not see an email/messages tool in your Blackboard course, send an email to your instructor at the address he/she provides. Contact your instructor if there's something you don't understand!

When will Blackboard start Fall 2021?

FALL TERM 2021. Regular Fall: Courses with a start date of 8-23-21 will appear on Blackboard on 8-23-21. Late Start Fall: Courses with a start date of 9-20-21 will appear on Blackboard on 9-20-21.

How to work on online classes?

Your online course will require as much work as your face-to-face class. Contact your instructor immediately if you have a question. Use a flash/thumb drive to backup all of your course work.

How to check for internet outage?

Check for internet outages in your area. Use your phone to check your internet provider's website. If there's no outage, contact your internet provider and have a technician come and investigate. Use your phone to sign into class. Email your instructor and explain the situation.

How can I hide classes on the My Courses list?

If you do not wish to view all of the courses listed for you in Blackboard, you can hide these and you can hide their corresponding announcements.

How can I add an Image to a Test Question?

Instructors can add images (and files and external links) to Blackboard test, survey, and pool questions. However, a setting must be changed to allow this. For instructions, see the Add Graphics, Links and Files to Test, Survey and Pool Questions tutorial.

How do I save a copy of my Grade Center to my computer?

You can save a copy of your entire Grade Center as a spreadsheet by clicking the Work Offline button at the top right of the Grade Center. Select Download and you will be prompted to select the format in which you would like to save your Grade Center information.

How do I print discussions from the Discussion Board?

You can use the "collect" feature to display all posts and print from here (select the Print Preview button first). Please view Printing Discussion Forums for complete instructions.

Why does the instructor receive an error when opening some student files?

If students submit assignments when submitting assignments, attaching to the discussion board, etc. and the instructor receives an error when trying to view them, it is usually a problem with either the file type or how the student named the file.

How do I resolve text display and html error messages?

These items are generally related to bad code carried over from a migration, etc. While pesky, these problems can generally be resolved.

Why are some students getting kicked out of tests (access denied errors)?

There have been reports of this happening to some students due to 1) unknown problems with the quiz or Blackboard or 2) issues with the way students are navigating the quiz or other programs running while taking test.