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Introduction to New Features Coming Summer 2011 Blackboard at NIU 2 Blackboard Learning management system acquired by NIU in 2000 available campuswide for teaching since 2002 Used for range of activities from posting course materials to teaching online ID: 757673

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Blackboard Next Generation (Version 9.1)

Introduction to New Features Coming Summer 2011Slide2

Blackboard at NIU

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Blackboard

Learning management system acquired by NIU in 2000, available campus-wide for teaching since 2002

Used for range of activities from posting course materials to teaching online

In fall 2010,

97% of NIU students and 75% of faculty use Blackboard for 50% of course sections

More details:

www.niu.edu/blackboard

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Use of Blackboard by (individual) Students

Usage % for fall ‘10 with 23,795 enrolled is 96.8% of total number of students

23,040

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Use of Blackboard by (individual) Faculty/Staff/TAs to Teach

Usage % for fall ‘10 with 1,761* faculty/instructors/TA/teaching staff is 74.96%

*1,761 includes only those providing direct instruction

1,320

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Number of Credit Course Sections in Blackboard

Usage % for fall ‘10 with 5,106* sections is 49.23%

*No. of course sections including thesis, dissertation, and independent studies is 5,106

2,514

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Number of Course Enrollments in Blackboard

Students enrolled in several courses that use Blackboard in a semester

3.6 course sections on Blackboard/student

87,687

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Current Blackboard Version

(Release 8.0)

Current Blackboard Version (Release 8.0)

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Blackboard 8.0

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Control Panel

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Edit View

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Blackboard Next Generation

(Release 9.1)

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Blackboard Next Generation

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Most significant upgrade of Blackboard to dateSlide14

Redesigned Faculty Interface

Contextual editing requiring fewer clicks!

Faculty features have been reorganized and as a result faculty workflow will be streamlined

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New Features and Changes in Blackboard Next Generation

(Release 9.1)

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Major New Features Coming in Blackboard NG

Redesigned faculty interface

Blogs

WikisJournals

ePortfoliosLearning ModulesLesson Plans

Mashups

Notifications

New Group Features

Workflows

iTunesUBlackboard Mobile Learn

Listing of all 80+ new features available at www.niu.edu/blackboard/ng

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Blackboard Mobile Learn

Apps for accessing course content & activities on iPod,

iPhone

,

iPad

, BlackBerry, Android

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Mobile Learn on iPad

Customized version of Mobile Learn App specifically for tablet size and features

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Brief Demonstration

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Features Removed

Digital Drop Box

: replaced by more robust Assignment Tool

Student Homepages: replaced by new blogs tool

Electric Blackboard: replaced by new Journals tool

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Upgrade to Blackboard NG

Blackboard

NG released in fall 2009

Blackboard will not continue to support current version (8.0) after 2011

NIU’s upgrade to Blackboard NG planned for May 2011 (Memorial Day weekend)FacDev and ITS staff began testing NG in summer 2010 to ensure all the features and interfaces work properly, and identify quirks

FacDev

staff are working on developing new workshops and documentation

for NG

Upgrade will not impact course materials, it will impact only user interface

Students won’t see a drastic difference

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Workshops Scheduled

40 workshops currently scheduled for Spring & Summer 2011:

10 preview sessions prior to upgrade

8 hands-on workshops for new users

10 “tune-up” workshops for experienced users2 “boot camp” days of in-depth advanced sessions open lab sessions every day of the first week of summer and fall semesters for individual assistance

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Preparing for The Upgrade

Become aware of the new features that are coming

Watch for announcements of workshops from Faculty Development

Preview sessions beginning after Spring Break

Hands-on sessions April-JulyAttend a workshop in Spring or Summer – don’t wait until August!

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More Information

n

iu.edu

/blackboard/

ng

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