Blackboard is a LMS system built in ZJU. it allows you to provide content to students in a central location, communicate with students quickly, and provide grades in an electronic format to students. Students can submit assignments electronically and work with a variety of built-in Web-based tools such as e-portfolios, wikis, and blogs. Students can also assess their peers and self-assess if projects are designed for
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Using Blackboard
User Guide - BlackboardGrading Instruction
Brief guidance for Blackboard learners
User Guide - BlackboardGrading Instruction(ZJUI)
User Guide - BlackboardGrading Transfer
Training Video(watch it in order recommended):
1. Setup your personal information(optional)
2. Add Your Course Content(required)
3. SubmitStudentResults(required in the end of semester)
if you can't watch the videos above, please to watch it on web( watch it in order)
Blackboard brief instruction
2. set the blackboard language to English
3. Send email to member of class
4. Using Piazza
5. Group courses by semester
6. bulk download of assignment
7. Set OneNote Class Notebook in courses
8. Use WebAssign
9.
turnitin_instruction.pptx
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Blackboard Administrative Instruction
11.Blackboar Grade instruction(Web)(updating)
12. Assign a group name for each student
13. Use MediaSite in blackboard
14. Create Assignment
15. Add a TA to a Blackboard Course
16. ZJUI exam Instruction
17. Copy Course Content
18. Add and set Teams plugin in Blackboard courses
Ongoing Issue list:
1. Forum error message
Benefits for Faculty Using Blackboard
Central location of course documents.
You probably have a variety of course documents you provide to your students. Such documents include the syllabus, handouts, projects and assignments. By providing these documents in a central location, your students learn quickly to go to Blackboard to get everything they need for your class. Also, when students forget something that is in the syllabus, you can simply say, "Go to Blackboard and review the syllabus again." Having all of your course documents in a central location saves you and your students' time.
Central location for communicating with students.
With Blackboard you don't have to key in every students' email address. You simply go to the Communication button and you can select whether to email all students or select students from a list. Also, you can create announcements for your course. You may create an announcement to remind students of a due date or a test they will be taking next week. Whatever announcement you create, it will appear on the first page students see when they log into your class and with one click you can also email the announcement to all students. What a time saver.
Electronic submission of assignments.
Assignments can be submitted on Blackboard electronically. Faculty can then open the assignment, grade it, enter comments and corrections easily and quickly, and enter a grade for the student. This saves time and paper because the student or you do not have to print the assignment. To tell if a student has submitted an assignment, look in your grade book. An exclamation point notes that the student has submitted the assignment and a pad lock indicates that the student has saved the assignment, but it is not ready for grading.
Electronic tests and quizzes.
You can develop quizzes and tests students can take through Blackboard. When students complete an electronic test/quiz through Blackboard, it is automatically scored and placed in the grade book. This feature is a great time-saver for faculty, particularly in large classes. Blackboard time-stamps each test/quiz so you know whether the student took it within the allotted time. Tests/quizzes can also be designed to cut off at a certain time and date. Therefore, if students do not take the test/quiz at the allotted time, they cannot get access at a later time. Faculty can set up the test/quiz to provide detailed feedback on each question or simply the right/wrong answer for each question.
Built-in Web-based tools.
There are a variety of Web-based tools built into Blackboard. Some examples include e-portfolios, wikis, and blogs. These tools provide students an opportunity to meet project requirements in a variety of ways. Some of these tools also allow for student collaboration and the opportunity to edit the work of other.
ResearchPaper.zip
Blackboard Access Information (INTL ID may be required to access)
