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Feb 22, 2022 · Go to http://mybb.gvsu.edu Click the Login to Blackboard with your GVSU Network ID & password. That will bring you to the Single-Sign On page. Use your ID and password you use to login to Bb normally, do not use your email address or Gnumber, just the part before @mail.gvsu.edu. Enter your password Click LOGIN. Blackboard Mobile App
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Type the thread’s Subject and Message Select Grade Thread and enter in points possible Select how many posts students need to submit before showing up in needs grading Optionally, enter a due date and add a rubric Click Submit You can also enable thread grading directly from the thread list in a forum. Select Grade in a thread’s Grade column
Log into Blackboard and go to My Courses.If the course code still appears in your list, then you can download your past assessment or assignment from the My Interim Results tab.If it is not in your list, contact the Course Coordinator to check if they have a copy filed.
LOGIN to Blackboard at mybb.gvsu.edu If you haven't already, LOGIN to Blackboard to access your courses. A shortcut to Blackboard is also on the GVSU homepage at gvsu.edu. You will be prompted to enter your GVSU network username/password to access Blackboard.Jan 4, 2022
If you have trouble Logging into Blackboard, please be sure to clear your browser cache for All Time and then restart your computer. But please be sure you follow all of the steps in the Instructions on the IT Clear Cache Page. After you restart your computer and go to https://mybb.gvsu.edu, you should see a login screen like this:
An easy troubleshooting technique is to clear your cache closing out of your browser and then trying to log back in. More steps can be found on IT pages.
When you create or edit a forum, you can enable grading options. After doing this, a column is automatically created in the Grade Center. To create a forum go to the Discussion Board and click Create Forum. To edit a forum, select the down arrow and click Edit.
If you choose to grade threads within a forum, you decided on a thread-by-thread basis whether to grade a thread. If you select the Grade Threads option, students can’t create new threads.
If you haven't already, LOGIN to Blackboard to access your courses. A shortcut to Blackboard is also on the GVSU homepage at gvsu.edu. You will be prompted to enter your GVSU network username/password to access Blackboard. Grand Valley also uses Duo as a way to further increase the security of our systems.
All Blackboard courses are unavailable to your students while you build and organize content. Once you are ready to make your course visible, go to your course → select Control Panel → to select Customization → select Properties. Under “Set Availability”, choose “Yes”, and click Submit.
By uploading and creating content in Blackboard, students can access course materials anytime and from anywhere. If you have used Blackboard in a prior semester, you can use the course copy feature to copy content from one semester to the next.
For content you have uploaded, be sure to take the time to review the level of accessibility of your files using the dial indicators in Blackboard Ally . By clicking a dial/indicator, Ally provides recommendations to improve the accessibility of your files.
An instructional design the best practice is to provide timely feedback to students and there is no better way than to take advantage of the grade book in Blackboard. In fact, in surveys, the use of the grade book is the #1 most requested tool that students would like to see more use of in their courses at GVSU.
We know that students are better engaged when their instructors learn their names. Each Blackboard course has a Class Photo Roster that can assist you in learning your students’ names.
Instructor presence and engagement are key to building an effective learning community.