Blackboard courses will be retained on the server following the end of the semester. Forty-five days after each course's end date, the courses will become unavailable to the students, by default (the instructor can choose to modify this availability date).Aug 6, 2019
Jump to the "Original" help about the courses tab. From the list where your name appears, you can view a list of your courses. You can return to previous courses to review content, reuse material, and prepare your future courses.Feb 1, 2021
Courses may not appear in the My Courses module in Blackboard for a few reasons: The instructor has not yet published the course for student view (most common reason). The student has not yet successfully registered and paid for the course. There may be an issue with the student's enrollment.
In list view:Click the three horizontal dots (course menu) to change course availability. Click "Open course".You will be prompted to confirm your decision. Click "Open to students" to make your course immediately available.
If you are leaving the University, your IT and Blackboard accounts will be shut down a few weeks after you complete your course. ... Once your IT username has been closed down you will no longer be able to access any University of Reading IT systems.Apr 16, 2019
Delete a courseOn the Administrator Panel in the Courses section, select Courses.Search for a course.Select the check box for each course to delete.Select Delete.Select OK.
Tell Me. When you register for a class you are automatically enrolled into the Blackboard system for that course within approximately 6 hours. However, there could be several reasons why you may not see a Blackboard course.Aug 26, 2010
It may take up to 3 days for a dropped class to disappear from your Blackboard course list.May 8, 2021
To show a hidden course, filter the list by Hidden from me > open a course's menu > select Show course.
Make a course unavailableGo to the course you want to make unavailable.In the Control Panel (at the bottom of course menu on the left-hand side) Click Customisation. Click Properties.Under section 3, Set Availability, select No.Click Submit.
To make a course available:Click on the Customization under Control Panel.Select Properties under Customization.Scroll to item number 3 and Select Yes option.Scroll to the bottom of the page, click on the Submit button to activate the change.Mar 14, 2018
The note “private” in your course title means that the course has not yet been made available to your students. To make your course available, follow the How to Make Your Course Available to Students instructions.Dec 26, 2020
If you have past or upcoming courses and organizations, you can swipe left or right to display them. Courses and organizations are placed in current, past, or upcoming lists based on the duration specified in the course or organization settings.
If you have completed or upcoming courses and organizations, tap Current to change your view. Courses and organizations show in the current, completed, or upcoming lists based on the duration or status set by your instructor or administrator. Courses set to Private by an instructor show in the list.
After you log in, you see all of your current courses where you're enrolled as an instructor, TA, course builder, or another custom role. Tap a course card to access a course.
From the course list, tap a course card for a concise view of these items:
Due Dates show in the course overview for Ultra courses. You can see what's coming up for your students in the next two weeks and you can preview the assessments. Due Dates is replaced by Needs Attention in Original courses.
Tests and assignments are included in Course Content. You can view an assessment's details, edit some settings, and preview it to see the student experience.
From the main menu or within a course, you can quickly review, provide feedback, and grade assignment submissions. You can view associated rubrics and attachments. When you're ready, post the grades for students to see.
See current activity, participate in discussions, and edit some settings.
Send announcements within individual courses to keep students motivated and on track.