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Blackboard
Tutorials> Welcome
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Welcome!
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Welcome to Blackboard 5, the comprehensive and
flexible e-Learning software platform from Blackboard Inc.
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Blackboard 5 delivers a course management system, customizable
institution-wide portals, online communities, and an advanced
architecture that allows for Web-based integration with administrative
systems.
This section of the site contains Blackboard tutorials designed
for traditional face-to-face faculty incorporating components
of the Blackboard (Bb) interface into their curriculum and for
Online faculty at Seton WorldWide.
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| Organization |
The Blackboard (Bb) tutorials are divided up into sections that
match the workshops given by the Teaching, Learning and Technology
center. It is strongly suggested that you attend all the sessions
given in a set before you use the tutorials.
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Movies
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Some of the tutorials will have accompanying tutorial movies.
To view these movies click on the movie indicator.
 To
view these movies you must have Quicktime Installed. To download
the Quicktime free of charge see Related Links or click
the Quicktime Player icon to the left.
Check
your Quicktime Preferences
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Distance Learning Tips
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Some of the sections will have distance learning tips. To read
the tip, click on the distance learning icon and a pop-up
page will appear. To close the pop-up window, click on the "x"
on the upper right hand side of the window as you normally would.
(The Distance Learning Tips are a future development of the
site.)
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Troubleshooting |
Often a section contains questions frequently asked in the past
by faculty members or troubleshooting tips. These are meant to
clarify material and also to troubleshoot problems you might be
having.
If you have any questions, use the Contact
Us link on the purple link bar on the left of the page
or call your Instructional Designer.
The Instructional Designer assigned to your subject is listed
on the Contact Us page.
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| Manuals |
If you are the type of person that learns better from reading
printed copy, there are a number of manuals available as Word
documents or as .pdf's. They are listed on the Overview Page.
You must have Word or Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your
computer to view these. You can save them to your hard drive and
print them or you can print them directly from Internet Explorer.
 To
obtain Adobe Acrobat Reader free, see Related links or
click on the Acrobat Reader Icon to the left.
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Having Problems? Use
the Contact Us
link or call your Instructional Designer.
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