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Adding SCORM quizzes to Camtasia lectures May 2017

Did you know you can add quizzes to your Camtasia Studio recordings? When using the SCORM format for uploading your presentation to Blackboard, students’ results will even be added to the Grade Center automatically. You can choose to also receive the results via email in case you want to collect results outside of a Blackboard course. To get started, open an existing Camtasia Studio project (.camproj) or create a new project by opening a Camtasia Recording file (.trec). Opening the...

Build / Add Content, Content Area, Create Assessment, For Faculty Nathan Blume Updated: May 21, 2017

Test Questions and their Use and Features February 2017

This tutorial outlines each of the available test questions in Blackboards and demonstrates their use and features....

Create Assessment, For Faculty, Tests Surveys & Pools Elizabeth Royal Updated: May 18, 2017

Creating and Deploying Tests in Blackboard February 2017

This is a comprehensive tutorial on creating and deploying tests in Blackboard. It covers topics like creating questions, selecting test options, and adding tests to the folders you want them in....

Create Assessment, Evaluation, For Faculty, Tests Surveys & Pools Elizabeth Royal Updated: February 8, 2017

Optimize video for online delivery using Handbrake February 2017

If you’ve used your phone, tablet, or digital camera to record video for your students to watch, you may find the resulting files large and take forever to upload. This means they’ll also take a long time for your students to download. Fortunately, you can pretty easily optimize your video using the free software HandBrake. First, you’ll need to download and install HandBrake. Go to https://handbrake.fr/downloads.php to get the latest version that’s appropriate for your computer. We’ll be using the...

Build / Add Content, For Faculty Russell Davidson Updated: February 2, 2017

Embedding Facebook videos January 2017

Facebook has been lauded as a new mainstream media outlet. If you find a Facebook video you’d like to share with your class, you can embed it into your Blackboard course site so your students don’t have to visit Facebook to view it. A. Getting the embed code from Facebook 1. Click the down arrow menu in the upper right of the Facebook post and choose “</> Embed.” Note: If Embed is not an option, click on the “video” or...

Build / Add Content, Content Area, For Faculty Nathan Blume Updated: January 4, 2017

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