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Proctored exams are a key element of online courses, but sorting through the results can be time consuming and repetitive. These tips can help streamline the process and save faculty valuable time.

The blog marks the first in a series dedicated to Demystifying Accessibility in Higher Education. It acts as a primer, helping readers to understand what accessible design is and why its important.

Microsoft Class for Teams is a robust virtual meeting platform that can be used in many ways beyond just lectures. Learn about the different access points, as well as how to create and schedule sessions from each.

In preparation for the full transition to newer tools, faculty are advised to download any materials they would like to keep from their Adobe Connect accounts. This tutorial outlines the process of doing that.

The Final Grade Submission tool in Blackboard has been fully upgraded to work seamlessly in all modern web browsers. Follow these steps to easily submit your final grades at the end of each term.

Online courses rely heavily on discussion boards to facilitate student engagement, but crafting prompts that spark genuine, in-depth conversations can be time consuming and sometimes hit-or-miss. Enter generative AI

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Learn to efficiently management course resources with Blackboard's new feature - the Unused Files tool. This innovative tool is designed to help instructors streamline their course content by identifying and removing files that are no longer in use.

Learn how you can save time and enhance your course outcomes with AI powered rubric generation.

Learn new ways to enhance the look and feel of Blackboard Ultra courses using images from Unsplash and the new AI assistant.

Enabling class conversations for individual content items in Blackboard allows students to discuss content with you and their classmates. They can ask for help, share sources, or answer questions others have.

Tips, tricks, and best practices for preparing and managing your syllabus using the Concourse syllabus management tool.