Join Patrick Crispen for an in-depth discussion in this video Organizing content into folders or structures, part of Blackboard Essential Training.
In the chapter on Customizing your Course Site, we talked about how…to organize your Course Menu and even how to add a course structure.…I want to go back to that and add one more thing, Content Folders.…One of student's biggest complaints about Blackboard…is that many instructors just go to the…default Content area and then just dump files…without any sort of pedagogical structure or logic.…You end up getting a giant,…unorganized folder with dozens of files.…And it's almost impossible for students to find what they're looking for.…
By the way, you may have noticed, I've gone back to…this folder and erased the files that we uploaded in previous chapters.…I've did this so that we can start from scratch.…Before you begin uploading any content to…your Blackboard course, PowerPoint files, Microsoft Word documents,…Adobe Acrobat files, and so forth, take a moment to figure out how you want to…organize that content.…Your goal is to create an easy to follow outline.…You could do it by Content type, Handouts, Readings, Assignments.…
Author
Patrick Crispen
Released
9/19/2013- Accessing a course
- Creating announcements
- Viewing the roster
- Working with modules
- Adding new menu items
- Enrolling students and others
- Making content available to students
- Entering grades
- Downloading and editing grades in Excel
- Creating assignments and collecting papers
- Creating online tests
- Adding discussion forums and groups
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome41s
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What is an LMS?4m 12s
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1. The Last-Minute Guide to Blackboard 9.1
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Logging in to Blackboard2m 9s
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Creating announcements3m 41s
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Sending emails4m 59s
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Viewing your roster3m 9s
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Downloading the Grade Center2m 51s
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Setting course availability2m 42s
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2. Navigating Blackboard and Your Course Site
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Navigating Blackboard4m 12s
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Customizing Blackboard3m 29s
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Toggling the edit mode1m 35s
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Touring course management4m 53s
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3. Customizing Your Course Site
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Adding new menu items4m 36s
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Managing tools2m 31s
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Using course themes2m 57s
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4. Managing Users
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The pitfalls of unenrolling2m 39s
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5. Adding and Managing Content
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Attaching files9m 29s
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Using the content editor5m 31s
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Inserting a multimedia file7m 49s
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Copying and moving content7m 19s
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6. Using the Grade Center: The Basics
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Optimizing the Grade Center2m 17s
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Creating score columns6m 41s
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Entering grades5m 5s
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Viewing grade histories2m 19s
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7. Using the Grade Center: Beyond the Basics
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Creating grading periods5m 54s
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Creating categories3m 32s
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Uploading student grades1m 22s
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Changing grades3m 37s
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8. Collecting Papers and Assignments from Your Students
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Creating assignments8m 23s
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Downloading assignments3m 43s
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Inline grading6m 40s
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9. Creating Online Tests
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Reusing questions5m 35s
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10. Deploying and Grading Tests
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Regrading tests4m 2s
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11. Communicating with Your Students
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Sending emails5m 50s
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Creating announcements4m 21s
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Using the Course Calendar7m 52s
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12. Creating and Managing Discussions
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Facilitating discussions7m 18s
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Moderating forums2m 40s
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Rating posts1m 57s
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Grading discussions2m 47s
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13. Creating Groups
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Creating groups9m 14s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 24s
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