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- Knowledge Base
- WKU Systems
- Blackboard
- Course Design
Instructions for creating a new Content Area in Blackboard Original View courses.
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- WKU Systems
- Blackboard
- Course Design
Instructions for Instructors on how to modify the teaching style of their course sites or organizations
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- WKU Systems
- Blackboard
- Discussion Board
Instructions for instructors on changing settings to allow / disallow students from creating new threads on Discussion Board forums.
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- WKU Systems
- Blackboard
Instructions for hiding / unhiding courses from a course list on Blackboard.
- Knowledge Base
- ITS Services & Resources
- ITS Training
Instructions on how to request online ITS trainings for a student worker.
- Knowledge Base
- WKU Systems
- Blackboard
- Assessments
Instructions for editing the name of a deployed assessment in Blackboard.
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- WKU Systems
- Blackboard
Information regarding supported browsers for Blackboard.
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- WKU Systems
- Blackboard
- Notifications
Instructions for turning on or off Blackboard notifications.
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- WKU Systems
- Blackboard
- Grade Center
Instructions for creating a Grade Center Report in Blackboard.
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- WKU Systems
- Blackboard
- Faculty Tools
Instructions on what to do when needing to add a non-WKU TA to a WKU Blackboard Course Site as a TA role.
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- WKU Systems
- Blackboard
- Course Design
Information regarding duplicate course menu items and how to get rid of them.
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- WKU Systems
- Blackboard
Information about the error message "Error Getting Events" from the Blackboard calendar function.
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- WKU Systems
- Blackboard
Instructions on what to do when you have issues with Blackboard's publisher integration plugins.
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- Software & Programs
- Respondus
Instructions on downloading and installing Respondus.
- Knowledge Base
- WKU Systems
- Blackboard
Instructions for requesting student access to past courses that are outside of a normal course term.