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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.
All the Blackboard information and help instructors need to assess student learning through assignments, tests, and how they can be graded through Ultra.
YuJa is a great tool for students and instructors to upload video lectures/assignments to share with the rest of the class.
YuJa is UND’s enterprise video platform, integrated with Blackboard Ultra, that allows faculty and students to create, manage, share, and view video content securely. This guide explains how to access YuJa, install the Software Capture tool, create recordings, and share videos within Blackboard or directly through the YuJa platform.
Learn how to use Blackboard’s Content Collection to locate, manage, and delete course files — including hidden or “ghost” files that may appear in Blackboard Ally accessibility reports but cannot be found in course content.
YuJa recordings are stored in the recording owner’s personal folder instead of being tied to a specific course. To make recordings available to students in Blackboard, videos must be published to a Course Channel or shared individually within a course. Use this article to find out how to do this as both an instructor as well as a student!
This article explains how to create video recordings using YuJa, either directly through the YuJa platform or from within a Blackboard Ultra course. Learn how to launch the YuJa Software Capture tool, configure recording settings, save and process videos, and add or share recordings in Blackboard.
After your YuJa video has been created or uploaded to your media folder, you will need to deploy it to in your Blackboard course. This article demonstrates the different methods available for courses in Bb Ultra (direct link and embed video) and Bb Original (YuJa Media Chooser, CIM Tool, Course Channel, & Embed Code/Direct Link URL).
How to create a link in your Blackboard course to other users' public or shared YuJa videos.
How to use Blackboard's Ally feature to improve the accessibility of your course content.
Gradescope is an assignment and exam creation platform that integrates seamlessly with your course in Blackboard. Instructors can choose from a wide variety of assessment types (administered online or in-person). After submission, instructors can use Gradescope's advanced feedback tools to provide a thoughtful analysis quickly and efficiently, and sync the evaluation with the Blackboard course site's Grade Center. This article provides an introduction to Gradescope for instructors and students.
Class for Web (Blackboard Collaborate) is a real-time video conferencing tool that lets you add files, share applications, and use a virtual whiteboard to interact. Class Collaborate opens right in your browser, so you don't have to install any software to join a session.
The new Microsoft 365 (MS 365) Integration in Blackboard Ultra connects instructors and students with familiar Microsoft tools like Teams, Meetings, and OneNote Class Notebook. This integration streamlines communication, collaboration, and content sharing directly in Blackboard. Instructors can configure which Microsoft apps are available, set up course integrations, and manage access throughout the term. Learn how to access, set up, and navigate the Microsoft Education tools.
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.
Infobase (formerly Hoonuit / Atomic Learning) provides online training solutions through an extensive library of short, easy-to-understand video tutorials. This article explains how students can access Infobase from their Blackboard course site.