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Mar 31, 2022 · Bye Bye Blackboard: NP Switches to Brightspace March 31, 2022 Kyra Russo News 0 SUNY New Paltz plans to step away from Blackboard, the Digital Learning Environment (DLE) that the school has been using for many years, to use a new system called D2L Brightspace. SUNY New Paltz was selected to join Cohort 1 for the migration to Brightspace.
Blackboard is the learning management system for the campus. Most faculty teaching online classes or classes with online components will use Blackboard to post course materials, create assignment submission areas, assign online quizzes and tests, and house other types of online learning activities (discussion boards, blogs, journals, wikis, etc).
Online courses deliver all the course content in an online format using some sort of learning management system. At SUNY New Paltz, our LMS is Blackboard. Some online courses do require proctored exams or other assessments, and those may include an additional cost to …
Prior to December 2020, “Hawkmail” (our local name for the New Paltz domain on Google's GSuite for Education) was the official email system for all SUNY New Paltz students. Starting in December 2020, we have started the process to make Outlook, which is part of Office 365, the default system for all campus users by only creating Office 365 accounts for new students. You can learn more about the migration from Hawkmail to Outlook on our IT Support Site and also see Frequently Asked Questions regarding student email change.
Blackboard is the learning management system for the campus. Most faculty teaching online classes or classes with online components will use Blackboard to post course materials, create assignment submission areas, assign online quizzes and tests, and house other types of online learning activities (discussion boards, blogs, journals, wikis, etc).
The New Paltz Default Shell is a course template in Blackboard that is pre-built with features that take into consideration course design best practices and also follow the SUNY Course Quality Rubric (OSCQR)
Physical Course Reserves are currently unavailable due to safety protocols requiring that all library materials must be quarantined for a minimum of 3 days each time they are loaned , which makes traditional short-term loans impractical.
Mathematica can be downloaded remotely by faculty and staff, by request. Follow the instructions in the article Mathematica Download and Install to create an account (new users only) and request access for the product on your personal computer.
Users who have either an “instructor” or “leader” role in Blackboard can initiate Collaborate Ultra sessions, which can then be used by all “students” or “participants” in the course. If a session is recorded, the recording will also be stored in the Collaborate Ultra area of the Blackboard Course.
Online courses deliver all the course content in an online format using some sort of learning management system. At SUNY New Paltz, our LMS is Blackboard. Some online courses do require proctored exams or other assessments, and those may include an additional cost to students.
Online programs are programs where the entirety of the program is available in an online format. This enables students who are never able to come to campus to complete their program of study from any location in the world.
Hybrid courses combine elements of online and face-to-face learning environments. Taking advantage of the best of both environments, a hybrid course uses some online learning activities to reduce the number of hours spent in the seated classroom.
Hybrid programs are programs where courses are available in both online and face-to-face modalities and students are able to mix and match to select the right balance to meet their learning needs. So, while each individual course may be fully face-to-face, fully online, or even hybrid, students can take a mix of courses in the different formats.