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These step-by-step instructions will show you how to locate and open your course's Blackboard site.
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Audience response systems (clickers) allow students in the classroom to instantly provide feedback, answer questions, and vote. TurningPoint is the standard adopted by the University of North Dakota.
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If you find that your TurningPoint clicker is not syncing with your Blackboard course, you have probably set the account up using @NDUS.edu instead of @UND.edu.
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How to create a link in your Blackboard course to other users' public or shared YuJa videos.
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This article contains instructions for instructors to combine multiple course sites into a single merged Blackboard course. This simplifies course management, as everything can be accessed in one place. Instructors may submit a request to combine multiple course sections into one Blackboard site here:
https://apps.und.edu/course-request/
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Add a co-instructor or teaching assistant to a Blackboard course.
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Yes, Blackboard is available for UND groups and organizations.
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Blackboard has a file size limit of 2560 MB.
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You can allow students to submit more than one attempt for an assignment.
Multiple attempts can help students stay on track, raise the quality of assignments, and ultimately improve student success and retention. Students can submit drafts and earn credit on improvements. Inform students which assignments allow multiple attempts, and what the expectations and grading policies are for each attempt.
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Steps to submit your Blackboard assignments.
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Steps to find submitted student assignments in Blackboard.
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Return to the page where you originally submitted this assignment. Click on the link to the assignment. In the submission history, check the date/time of your submission. This is proof you submitted your assignment, and the instructor would have this information as well.
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Please contact the instructor to have them clear or ignore the attempt in Blackboard.
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Steps to check that your assignment has been submitted in Blackboard.