Two Bb Learn workshops this week; seven for spring break

WSU’s eLearning Services is offering two Blackboard Learn workshops this week:

  • Test and Quizzes at 11 a.m. today, March 3 (webinar)
  • Content at 10:30 a.m. March 5 (Van Doren 102)

If you can’t attend any of the regular weekly workshops, please note that we’ll be offering seven workshops during spring break. To sign up, visit the Global Campus eLearning site and choose Bb Learn from the Select Training Area dropdown.

To ease the transition to Blackboard, WSU has already migrated last year’s summer and fall courses from Angel to the new system. Those courses are now ready for faculty to review, update, and change content. Because Angel will go offline on Aug. 10, 2015, faculty are encouraged to prepare their new course spaces either this semester or during summer 2015.

For more training options, including the drop-in lab and in-office assistance, please visit the LMS Transition website at lmstransition.wsu.edu. And you can always get fast answers by emailing migrationhelp@wsu.edu.

 

 

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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