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Turnitin

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Respondus

Grade Book Maintenance

Java Download

Using Office 2007 in Blackboard

 

Complete Blackboard Manual


SYLLABUS/PREVIEW PAGE TEMPLATES

If you are developing and/or teaching blended or fully online courses, please use the current BC Course Syllabus template, which includes the new attendance policy, and the current Course Preview Page template. Here is how you can obtain and edit either template for your course:

Put your cursor on either template link, right click, and "Save Target As ..." to save the template (.html file) to your computer. Use any html/web page editor or the HTML Editor within your Blackboard course to edit it.
Syllabus Template ...opens in a new window

Course Preview Page Template ...opens in a new window


BLACKBOARD TUTORIALS FOR STUDENTS
These are tutorials for students on the use of the Blackboard action menu, announcements, assessments, assignments, browser check & log in, calendar, course tools, discussions, mail and web links and help desk.  

 

These tutorials can also be used by instructors for orientations for online, blended, or web-assisted courses.

Blackboard Tutorials for Students

 


BLACKBOARD TUTORIALS FOR INSTRUCTORS
These tutorials support BC online faculty in using the Blackboard tools.
Blackboard Tutorials for Instructors.

 


SOFTCHALK
SoftChalk is a web lesson editor that lets you create engaging, interactive lessons for your e-learning classroom.

To obtain the latest version of SoftChalk use your BC Novel user name and password to log in to http://www.broward.edu/securedocs/departments/itech/respondus.jsp


TURNITIN
Turitin defines itself as "a proprietary system that instantly identifies papers containing unoriginal material and acts as a powerful deterrent to stop student plagiarism before it starts."
Click here for directions on integrating Turnitin with Blackboard (courtesy of Professor David Hennessy).
Click here to learn to use Turnitin
The Instructional Technology Department provides both face-to-face and fully online workshops for faculty wishing to learn Turnitin.
Click here to request an account via e-mail (BCC faculty only).

 


RESPONDUS
Respondus is a tool for creating and managing exams that can either be printed from or published within Blackboard.

To obtain the latest version of Respondus, or to locate the current password and renew an existing installation, use your BC Novel username and password to log in to http://www.broward.edu/securedocs/departments/itech/respondus.jsp.  

Learn Respondus in no time flat with this brief online tutorial (courtesy of Professor Street).
 

DOWNLOAD JAVA
If you are receiving the Browser Check notice that your version of Java is not appropriate for Blackboard, please download and install the latest version.
Click here to download Java for Blackboard.

 


BLACKBOARD REFERENCE MANUAL
This document covers every aspect of using Blackboard. At over 750 pages, it should!
Download the Designer and Instructor Reference.

 


BLACKBOARD GRADE BOOK MAINTENANCE
Directions on maintaining your Blackboard grade book during the term is available on this page.
Click here for solutions to all your grade book questions.

 


USING OFFICE 2007 DOCUMENTS IN BLACKBOARD
If your online syllabus permits students to submit assignments in Office 2007, or you are teaching online courses in Office 2007 products, please be aware that Blackboard will convert these files into .zip archives. To view these in either Office 2003 or Office 2007, please review the four simple steps.
Click here for illustrated directions on handling Office 2007 documents in Blackboard.

 

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