Blackboard Course Offerings
Blackboard - How to get started
Designed for the person that has never used blackboard and want to get started, but are not sure where to start. An hour in length we will cover the blackboard interface, student view, attaching a syllabus, entering grades, creating announcements and turning the course on.
This session is offered several times during the first couple week of each semester only.
Blackboard One-on-One
Wanting to further your blackboard use? Regardless of what you use blackboard for or what level you fell you are, there are always new things to explore and incorporate into your course. If there are individual topics or feature you wish to learn, please consider this session. Taught one on one, you choose the topic. If the date and time of this or another session does not work for your schedule, please consider contacting Russ Pearson to schedule another time that would work better for you.
This one-on-on consultation is available through out the semester.
Blackboard for Online Instructing
Designed for the person that has used blackboard before and want to teach online. This is not designed for those wanting to use blackboard to support their face to face course. This session servers as the blackboard requirement to teach online. This session is held in a BLENDED 3-week format. On the Monday of each week, there will be 1.5 hours of online instruction. Then, on that Thursday, you will have the opportunity to put your knowledge into practice with a hands-on instruction. This session is limited to 15 participants. Topics covered include: course management, methods of adding content, tests/quizzes, assignments, communication and collaboration tools, and grading.
Typically offered twice during the fall and spring semesters and once during the summer semester. If you feel you have extensive blackboard knowledge, you have the option to meet this requirement through a demonstration of your competency. If this option interests you, please contact Russ Pearson.
Introduction to Blackboard Collaborate Ultra
Blackboard Collaborate has always been a great tool, but now, with the new Ultra experience, it’s faster, easier, and more intuitive. Not hosting a synchronous class? That doesn’t mean Collaborate isn’t for you. From virtual office hours to on-demand real-time tutoring to hosting guest speaker to capturing lectures, Collaborate offers more than ever before. Join me for a fast paced 1-hr hands on session and learn to navigate the new Ultra interface. Gone are the complications of downloading and launching the launcher, hoping that the technology will cooperate, and waiting, waiting, waiting for connectivity. Grab this opportunity to experience the speed and ease of the all-new Blackboard Collaborate.
View a list of current Blackboard training offerings
Designed for the person that has never used blackboard and want to get started, but are not sure where to start. An hour in length we will cover the blackboard interface, student view, attaching a syllabus, entering grades, creating announcements and turning the course on.
This session is offered several times during the first couple week of each semester only.
Blackboard One-on-One
Wanting to further your blackboard use? Regardless of what you use blackboard for or what level you fell you are, there are always new things to explore and incorporate into your course. If there are individual topics or feature you wish to learn, please consider this session. Taught one on one, you choose the topic. If the date and time of this or another session does not work for your schedule, please consider contacting Russ Pearson to schedule another time that would work better for you.
This one-on-on consultation is available through out the semester.
Blackboard for Online Instructing
Designed for the person that has used blackboard before and want to teach online. This is not designed for those wanting to use blackboard to support their face to face course. This session servers as the blackboard requirement to teach online. This session is held in a BLENDED 3-week format. On the Monday of each week, there will be 1.5 hours of online instruction. Then, on that Thursday, you will have the opportunity to put your knowledge into practice with a hands-on instruction. This session is limited to 15 participants. Topics covered include: course management, methods of adding content, tests/quizzes, assignments, communication and collaboration tools, and grading.
Typically offered twice during the fall and spring semesters and once during the summer semester. If you feel you have extensive blackboard knowledge, you have the option to meet this requirement through a demonstration of your competency. If this option interests you, please contact Russ Pearson.
Introduction to Blackboard Collaborate Ultra
Blackboard Collaborate has always been a great tool, but now, with the new Ultra experience, it’s faster, easier, and more intuitive. Not hosting a synchronous class? That doesn’t mean Collaborate isn’t for you. From virtual office hours to on-demand real-time tutoring to hosting guest speaker to capturing lectures, Collaborate offers more than ever before. Join me for a fast paced 1-hr hands on session and learn to navigate the new Ultra interface. Gone are the complications of downloading and launching the launcher, hoping that the technology will cooperate, and waiting, waiting, waiting for connectivity. Grab this opportunity to experience the speed and ease of the all-new Blackboard Collaborate.
View a list of current Blackboard training offerings
