This area contains tutorials, frequently asked questions (FAQs), good practices and documentation related to utilizing the Blackboard system for managing online eLearning courses. To access the content and resources provided, click on more in the desired category below or click here for an alphabetized list that will direct you into the appropriate category of options.

	Blackboard General Information and Procedures
	What is Blackboard? Blackboard login 10% reporting process Submitting WN grades	Automatic enrollment of students Request a master or shell (more)
	Blackboard Course and Content Management
	View/Complete Assignment Combining shells Course availability Announcements and other tools Content creation	Course backup /archiving Course cartridges/packages Course and content copying Adaptive release (more)
	Blackboard Interaction and Communication
	Announcements Discussion forums and threads Discussion rubrics, netiquette Fostering student engagement	Email Collaboration – Virtual Classroom Messages (more)
	Blackboard Gradebook and Assessments
	Create tests and pools Use Respondus Link assignments to gradebook Manage gradebook structure	Add items to gradebook Weighting grades Export/Download/Print gradebook (more)
	Blackboard Course Design and Structure
	Button and menu design choices Add/remove/reorder menu items Edit course title	Add banner graphic (more)
	Computer Skills and Work Methods
	Browser updates & goodies Use multiple windows Access your U: drive (My Docs) Use your www folder	Create a banner graphic Resize a picture for the Web PowerPoint basics (more)
	Multimedia Enhancements
	Create a media introduction Webcasting basics authorPOINT basics Create audio/video files Edit audio/video files	Create digital image files Store media files in www folder Link to media files in www folder (more)

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