Now you can simplify your workflow and submit grades directly from Blackboard to Banner. Learn How. To see a demo and get hands-on assistance, visit LIT in one of the drop-in sessions across campus: Friday June 17th – 10am-3pm — Beatty 033 Monday June 20th – 9am-2pm – Beatty 014 behind WIT Wire Tuesday June 21st […]
Continue reading →Copyright is a form of intellectual property protection granted by the US law to authors of original works, published or not. In higher education, fair use exception is sometimes applied to allow the use of otherwise copyrighted materials for the purposes of teaching.
Continue reading →Education is embarking on major changes to students’ learning and knowledge acquisition. Technology has influenced and changed the way students solve problems, research information and learn. 21st century learning is becoming a disruption to traditional education as we know it. No longer are memorization, traditional testing and quizzing a true measure of our students’ knowledge? […]
Continue reading →Instructors and students can take steps to make exams in Blackboard less stressful. Some useful tips for instructors include not using forced completion, using test pools to generate multiple versions of a test, setting time limits and requiring students to report problems to their instructors ASAP. Suggestions for students include conducting a browser test and completing any practice tests the instructor provides.
Continue reading →Closed captioning of video content refers to text representation of the audio portion. Closed captioning is essential for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. However, it is also helpful to non-native English speakers, users viewing content in a noisy area, or those who simply prefer visual rather than auditory presentation of information. Learning […]
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