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Learn to build a successful online community utilizing the tools Blackboard has to keep students engaged in a course or organization.

To request to have one of the following actions completed for your Blackboard courses, please complete a Blackboard request form located at https://apps.und.edu/course-request/

Blackboard tools to help instructors create, import, and edit content for their courses.

Honorlock is a leading remote proctoring solution that uses 'Live Pop-in' technology, combining AI (Artificial Intelligence) with live remote proctors. Students can start an exam at any time without the need to schedule time with a proctor. When the student begins their exam, the Honorlock/Blackboard integration will automatically input the exam password (hidden from the student). Honorlock actively monitors the live proctoring session and creates a recording that instructors may review later.

VoiceThread is a tool integrated within Blackboard that can be used to enhance student engagement and online presence by providing collaborative spaces with video, voice, and text commenting among students and instructors.

Learn the basics on getting started in Blackboard Ultra for Instructors. Learn how to navigate Blackboard, set up notifications, and quickly set up a basic course for students to get started in.

Add a co-instructor or teaching assistant to a Blackboard course.

Respondus is a powerful tool for creating and managing exams that can be printed to paper or published directly to Blackboard Learn

How to access the SELFI: Student Evaluation of Learning and Feedback for Instructors, and where to get help.

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.

This article outlines how users may set up the sever used by Respondus to publish tests to Blackboard courses.

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.

You can access the NEW calendar from the Ultra Base Navigation menu (the main menu, outside of your courses, seen immediately after login. 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 Ultra's calendar.

How to copy content from a previous semester's course into your new Blackboard Ultra course. Instructors may select individual items, or move the entire course's content at once (Ultra-to-Ultra only).

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