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Blackboard Documentation

Blackboard Learn for Instructors Documentation

Additional WebCampus Resources for Faculty

A SharePoint library containing a series of MS Word tutorials intended to provide new and existing faculty with some basic guidance on using WebCampus to administer an online course.

WebCampus Tutorials for Faculty

Anyone with the link who is an FDU Faculty member and can sign on to Office 365 should be able to view these files. Adjunct faculty members should first visit the OERA “Faculty Resources” SharePoint site and request access.
Files are arranged in a logical sequence from “top to bottom”, but faculty can browse the “Description” column to locate documents that address specific needs.
Screenshots of “sample” Blackboard materials as well as links to a selection of supplemental videos and other resources from Blackboard’s Help site are included.

Tutorial Videos

Blackboard Learn for Instructors

Blackboard Learn for Students

Introduction to Blackboard Learn

Create an Assignment in your Course

Overview of Test in Blackboard

Create a Test in your Course

Create a Test Question in your Course

Using Journals in your Course

Inline Grading in your Course

Grade using a Rubric in your Course

Create Discussion Board Forum in your Course

Use Discussions in your Course

Add content to the Course Content Page

Calculate Numeric Questions in your Course

Grading Assignments in your Course

Supported Hardware

Minimum hardware and software requirements

	Minimum	Recommended
Operating System	Windows 7 or higher Mac OSX 10.8 or higher	Windows 10 Mac OS 10.12
Processor	1 GHz processor	2 GHz or faster processor
Memory	512 MB of RAM	2 GB of RAM or higher
Monitor Resolution	1024 x 768	1024 x 768 or higher
Free Hard Disk Space	5 GB of free disk space	20 GB or higher of free space
Internet Connection	DSL or Broadband (high-speed) Internet connection with a consistent minimum speed of 2 Mbps	Broadband (high-speed) Internet connection with a speed of 4 Mbps or higher
Java	Java may be necessary to use Blackboard

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Installing the Chromebook Extension

LockDown Browser for Chromebook minimally requires the version of ChromeOS that Google makes available via their Long Term Support (LTS) channel. For more information:

Long Term Support Channel Update for ChromeOS

Respondus recommends keeping your Chromebook updated to the most recent version that is available via Google’s ChromeOS “Stable” Channel:

Chrome Releases

To install the new extension on a student-owned Chromebook, students must use the regular LockDown Browser installation link provided by your school. They will not be able to find the app by searching the Chrome Web Store directly. The installation link will redirect them to the Chrome Web Store, where they should select “Add to Chrome” to install the LockDown Browser extension.