Student Support - Blackboard
Blackboard Support & Training

Documents posted 9/4/07
Blackboard 7.0

Customizing Your My Institution Page

Discussion Board
Open a Document
Submitting an Assignment
Taking an Assessment
 
Animated Tutorials for Bb 7.0 (Must have Flash Player installed.)
Customizing the My Institution Page
Open a Document
Submitting an Assignment
Threaded Discussion Posting
Taking an Exam
 

Animated tutorials developed by Jared Kishbaugh.

 

The Blackboard Helpdesk

The Blackboard helpdesk is available 24/7 for all students.
Call 1-866-434-8874 if you need a password reset or require assistance troubleshooting problems that you encounter while using Blackboard.

The Online Support Center contains a knowledge base, animated tutorials, live chat with a service representative, and ticket submission for issues.

Students Log In

A student user id is your NEW campus network email id. Student user id is usually first initial, middle initial, last initial and then five random numbers, preceded by a 10. (Click here for more information on the NEW ID conversion)

Example: John L. Smith, username would be 10jls75632. Student's can look up their username in STINF.

Student password will be your first 4 characters of your last name (first letter of last name capitalized) and your date of birth full year/month/day.

Example: John L. Smith was born on April 1, 1974 so password would be Smit19740401.

Important! All students are encouraged to use their university email address, which is the same user id and password that is given in STINF. The reason this is encouraged is if you need their password reset by the Blackboard helpdesk, the new password will be emailed to your huskies.bloomu.edu account. For example, John L. Smith email would be jls75632@huskies.bloomu.edu. For security reasons, the helpdesk cannot give passwords over the phone and they cannot send the password to any other email account.

Click here for a very helpful student Blackboard 7.3 guide. Updated 10/22/08


 

 
 

This page last updated May14, 2009

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