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Does Rio Grande offer support for blackboard or the Graduate Forum?

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How do I access blackboard in rionet?

Rio Grande offers several online and hybrid classes to students. Our team offers support for Blackboard and the Graduate Forum. If you are having difficulty accessing your course or having other difficulties within an online course and can log into your Rio Grande e-mail, contact us.

How do I login to blackboard as a student?

Blackboard Blackboard Learn™ is Rio’s official online course content Learning Management System. All Rio courses are provisioned within Blackboard to provide students access to online course materials made available by the course instructor. Access Blackboard uses the RioNET Single Sign-On (SSO) authentication system.

Who maintains the University of Rio Grande’s websites?

page off the Rio Grande campus web site. o RioNET & Blackboard accounts are not activated upon admission, but ate activated just prior to the first term of Rio Grande attendance. • Blackboard will display the courses in which you are enrolled and instructors should have course instructions in the syllabi or course content areas.

What is CC&N in Rio Grande?

Campus Computing & Networking (CC&N) Services provided to the Rio Grande community include the campus network infrastructure, Internet connectivity, desktop computing, computer lab management, and server virtualization, and phones/voice mail. It is our goal to support the campus technology needs of the university stakeholders with effective professional services enabling the faculty, staff, and students to achieve their goals. Support staff hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. or you can contact that office by email ccn@rio.edu

What is LMS in online learning?

Technology for Online Learning. Computers or mobile devices with supported Learning Management Software (LMS) are typically used in support of Online Learning. It is difficult to dictate what students use, but the basics are still worthy of outlining.

What is the IDMS office?

Instructional Design & Media Services (IDMS) Remember, the IDMS Office is a great place to stop for walk-in assistance with your online questions. While assistants can’t help you complete assignments or change instructor settings, they can show you how to access a quiz, post to the discussion board, submit an assignment, or send a message to your instructor. You do not need an appointment to come to the IDMS Office; just stop by when you are on campus for on-demand assistance. Support staff hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. or you can contact that office by email idms@rio.edu

Why is online learning important?

Online learning also helps to empower you by giving you more freedom and responsibility for your education, which is a very exciting prospect for many students. So, if you are ready to take control and make the move toward becoming an independent life-long learner, then it is time to get online!

Is online class for everyone?

However, an online class is not for everyone. For instance, if you need the discipline of meeting on campus several times a week or you enjoy the in-person interaction between other students and your instructor; you are more likely to succeed in an on-campus class.

Is it easy to take an online course?

Basics for Taking an Online Course. When you register for an online course, you should expect equivalent content and opportunity for learning as students who take the course on campus. Online courses are not “easy” replacements for on-campus classes and they are not for everyone.

Is Rio Grande University distance learning?

Rio’s distance education programs are designed to give you more convenient ways to earn college credit – especially if you are unable to make regular trips to our main campus. The online learning experience at Rio Grande provides greater flexibility in your course schedule without jeopardizing the quality or personal nature of instruction you usually find in traditional face-to-face classrooms.