Blackboard Navigation and Usage

This video tutorial guides students through logging into their school Blackboard account using their school ID and birth date as a password. It covers navigating the main page, accessing courses, and entering student view mode. The tutorial explains how to access, attempt, and submit assignments, including viewing grades and making multiple attempts if needed. The instructor provides additional notes and concludes with a reminder to see students in class.

What information do you need to log into Blackboard?

• Your email and a unique password

• Your email and your birth date

• Your school ID and a unique password

• Your school ID and your birth date

What should you do after logging into the school website to access Blackboard?

• Click on 'Courses'

• Click on 'Assignments'

• Click on 'Help'

• Click on 'ID'

Where can you find the Blackboard help videos?

• In the 'Assignments' section

• In the 'Help' section

• In the 'Courses' section

• On the main page

What is the next step after watching the Blackboard help videos?

• Click on 'Logout'

• Click on 'Help'

• Click on 'Courses'

• Click on 'Assignments'

What mode does the instructor enter to demonstrate the course view?

• Guest view mode

• Admin view mode

• Student view mode

• Teacher view mode

What should you see after clicking on a course?

• The help videos

• The main page

• The login page

• The assignments for the week

What is the first assignment about?

• Choosing a verbal pronoun

• Writing an essay

• Reading a chapter

• Solving a math problem

What should you do after selecting the correct verbal pronoun?

• Click 'Finish'

• Click 'Submit'

• Click 'Save'

• Click 'Next'

What happens if you don't score 100% on an attempt?

• You cannot retake the quiz

• You have to contact the instructor

• You can start a new attempt

• You have to wait 24 hours

What is different for students when accessing assignments compared to the instructor?

• Students have limited attempts

• Students have a different interface

• Students cannot see the assignments

• Students have fewer options