Spring 2022 Blackboard Integration Requests Due October 18th
It's that time again! If you have a Blackboard integration request, we need it by October 18th at 10 a.m. in order to have time to implement and test it before the Spring Term.
If you're thinking, "Ok, great to know but what IS an integration?" or "How do I know if this applies to me?" you're certainly not alone. Don't worry, we've got you.
A Blackboard integration is any content or tool that is created outside of the Blackboard environment (usually by a third-party vendor) but that is accessed and used within Blackboard itself. For many, if not most of you, that will mean publisher content, like that from Pearson or Cengage. However, integrations can also be things that extend the functionality of Blackboard but that exist separately from it, like YuJa. Essentially, if a tool you use is not a part of the main structure of Blackboard Learn itself, it's probably an integration.
Fairly straightforward, right? But adding to the confusion around integration requests, you also only need to submit a request if the tool is new to Blackboard here at COD. If you've already been using an integration, you do not need to submit an additional request to continue doing so. See the complete list of existing integrations.
Still not sure if this applies to you? Send us an email (learningtech@cod.edu) and we can help you determine whether or not you need to submit a request or if an integration is potentially available for a tool you're currently using. Or if you know what you need, you can use the form below to send us your request!
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Join Us for ARI Tool Training on Submitting Midterm Grades and Verifications
Have some questions about submitting midterm grades or verifications? Want a walkthrough? Then join us for one of our upcoming training and support sessions!
- October 18, 2021 from 2:00 to 2:30 p.m.
If you have questions, you can always email us as well at learningtech@cod.edu.
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Register Now for Upcoming ION Session
The second Fall ION term starts October 18th. That means there's still plenty of time to register for a wide range of upcoming courses, some standalone and some working towards certifications or degree programs. Here are some of the upcoming offerings:
- Blended Learning Design & Instruction
- Instructional Design for Online Course Development
- Overview of Online Instruction
- Student Assessment in Online Courses
- Digital Technology
- Universal Design
- Technology Tools
- Foundations of Accessibility
- Creating Accessible Documents
- For the full schedule and registration, use the button below to access the ION site.
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