Online discussions provide unique benefits. Because students can take time to ponder before they post ideas, you may see more thoughtful conversations. You can observe as students demonstrate their grasp of the material and correct misconceptions. A sense of community among students is crucial for a successful online experience. With online discussions, course members can replicate the robust discussions that take place in the traditional classroom.
In a Content Area, you can also add a YouTube video from the Build Content menu. When you a video from the menu, the element appears as a standalone piece of content.
No. You can add files directly to the Course Content page. You can upload one or more files to your course and the files are automatically saved to the Content Collection for easy access in the future.
You can edit and overwrite individual files in the Content Collection while maintaining the course links to those files.
Yes. You can attach files to other course content, such as documents, assignments, and tests. You can also insert files with the editor so students and other course members see the file alongside other content you add. Use the editor to insert files in discussions or messages.
Your class is full of diverse students with unique learning abilities. Providing students with more accessible content means each individual can choose formats that work best for them. If your institution uses Blackboard Ally, you can use the tool to help ensure your course content is accessible to every student.