Learn Blackboard basics, rubrics this week

Because the Angel learning management system will go off-line in December, faculty are encouraged to begin using the new system, Blackboard Learn. To assist, Academic Outreach and Innovation is offering three workshops this week. Faculty can attend in person at WSU Pullman, or in videoconference rooms at the other campuses.

  • Rubrics and Assignments at noon Aug. 17 (Terrell 24 and videoconference)
  • Basics at noon Aug. 19 (Terrell 24 and videoconference)
  • Basics at 11 a.m. Aug. 20 (Jackson 53 and videoconference)

To sign up for these or future Blackboard workshops, visit the AOI eLearning site, and select BB Learn from the dropdown box. If none of these viewing options suits your needs, please contact Nick Webster for alternatives.

Personal help is also always available. Visit the drop-in lab in Van Doren Room 3, or have someone come to your office by emailing migrationhelp@wsu.edu. For more resources, including the Live Chat feature, please see the LMS Transition website, lmstransition.wsu.edu.

 

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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