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Information about the Blackboard app for mobile devices. This app uses Blackboard Ultra's Responsive Web Design to offer the same features as the desktop version of the website, making it easy to jump back and forth between mobile and desktop.
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This article provides the digital file retention policies and timelines for removing digital content.
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You can access the NEW calendar from the Ultra Base Navigation menu (the main menu, outside of your courses, seen immediately after login) -or- access the CLASSIC calendar from the Tools menu inside any of your courses. The new calendar has an improved user interface, but you may opt to use the in-course calendar. Please see this article for more information about using both versions.
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You can control when your course is private—or unavailable—to your students. For example, you may not want students to access your course while it is under construction.
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Blackboard Ultra has built-in reports that instructors can run to view information about course usage and activity.
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This article contains links to Blackboard's help site for various areas of the student experience in a Blackboard Ultra course.
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To build a successful online community, students need the tools to interact and have conversations. Through conversation, we learn about each other, ourselves, the topic, how to get along, and make group decisions. Though time and geography limit some of our conversations, the power of the connection using varied conversation technologies build community.
Students report that their satisfaction with online courses relates to instructor presence and the collaboration and sense of community the
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UND has access to content management where you can store, share, and publish content. You can store and find content in personal, course, and institution folders in the Content Collection, and link to these files in different areas of your course. You can store files you upload to your course in the Content Collection and link to them again.
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Steps for manually installing the Chrome Desktop Sharing Extension for Class Collaborate.