Tag Archives: blackboard

Moving to Moodle

Posted on June 8, 2012 by cpjobling

A series of talking heads discuss the move of the Bloomsbury Learning Environment to Moodle 2 from Blackboard 8. Videos provided on the ULCC Events Channel.

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Blackboard 9.1 Tips – #1 Campus Pack

Posted on July 30, 2010 by cpjobling

Learning Objects Campus Pack, used to provide for blogs, wikis and podcasts in Swansea University’s VLE, was updated at the same time as Blackboard. If you have one or more Learning Objects blog(s), wiki(s) or podcast(s) in your Blackboard (learning … Continue reading →

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Blackboard flag day

Posted on July 30, 2010 by cpjobling

Today is the day when Blackboard 9.1 was rolled out at Swansea University as the new Learning Portal. I haven’t logged in to check my courses yet, but I’m sure they’ll be fine. Clive and his team promised to deliver … Continue reading →

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Blackboard: "embrace, extend, innovate"

Posted on July 21, 2008 by cpjobling

In an new post from the Swansea Learning Lab we are pointed to some videos from Blackboard which showcase new features in the planned 2009-2010 release of Blackboard. I watched the videos, and in a comment on the videos, I … Continue reading →

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New Blackboard Tools

Posted on January 15, 2008 by cpjobling

Some new features (blogs, wikis, social bookmarking, podcasting) were added to my institution’s Blackboard in the last upgrade. It’s very early days but I managed to try some of these out and blog about my first impressions. Here’s my blog … Continue reading →

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The Blackboard Quest

Posted on October 29, 2007 by cpjobling

The Swansea Learning Lab had planned that tomorrow there would be a “lunch and learn” E-Learning Showcase at which I was going to present the “Blackboard Quest”. Unfortunately, due to lack of interest, this session has been postponed. However, as … Continue reading →

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