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Student Training Guide

Summer 2017

Working in RPI Blackboard .............................................................................................................. 3

Logging into Blackboard .............................................................................................................. 3

Main Screen Navigation Overview .............................................................................................. 3

Posting to the General Discussion Board .................................................................................... 4

Replying to Discussion Board Posts ............................................................................................ 4

Taking a Photo of Homework for Submission as a Word Document ......................................... 5

Submitting a Document for Grading ........................................................................................... 6

Viewing Graded/Annotated Assignments .................................................................................. 7

Accessing the Daily Reflections Survey ....................................................................................... 7

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Working in RPI Blackboard

Visit http://tinyurl.com/RPIBridge to access video tutorials and documentation.

Logging into Blackboard

1. Open an Internet Browser.

2. Type https://lms9.rpi.edu

in the address bar. The Blackboard screen displays.

3. Type Username which is your RCS ID (e.g., foderm).

4. Type Password which is your RPI email password.

5. Click Login. The main Blackboard screen displays with a list of courses in the middle of the

screen.

6. Click the course to enter from the My Courses section. The course displays.

Note: To access Blackboard from http://info.rpi.edu, click the Learning Management System (LMS) link under Student Resources.

Main Screen Navigation Overview

Below is a screen shot and a brief description of the various tabs in the LMS course page.

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Label Title Description

Announcements This section is where course announcements are posted. Discussion Board This section is where general questions and responses are posted.

Course

Information/Syllabus

This section displays course and syllabus information. Course Content This section displays the main sections, subsections and units of the course content. WebAssign This is a custom link for the Bridge Calculus summer course that offers a link to the WebAssign homework website page. My Grades This section displays the grades for assignments that have been graded.

Posting to the General Discussion Board

1. Click the Discussion Board link from the navigation pane. The Discussion Board screen

displays.

2. Click on the discussion to contribute to or create a new line of discussion by clicking the

Create Forum button. The Forum discussion screen displays.

3. Click the Create Thread button. Enter Forum Description, Message, and an Attachment (if

desired). Click the

Submit button.

Replying to Discussion Board Posts

Posts will be viewed daily by the course mentors and will be responded to within 24 hours.

1. Click the Discussion Board link from the navigation pane. The Discussion Board screen

displays.

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2. Click the Forum to enter. Click the Thread name to reply to. The Thread screen displays.

3. Click the Reply button. Type comment in the Message section. Attach a file, if desired.

4. Click the Submit button. The response is posted and listed below the original

question/discussion. Taking a Photo of Homework for Submission as a Word Document Bridge Calculus students will need to take a picture of their wri tten work to submit in Blackboard. The photo must be placed in a Word document for submission to be accepted.

1. Take a photo of your workbook assignment.

Important tips when taking a picture of your homework: Take the picture straight on. Be sure to be right above the picture and not at an angle.

Make sure there is good lighting.

Check the .jpg image to be sure it is legible. If not, retake the image.

When using a phone to take the picture, email the image to yourself. This will compress the image automatically.

2. Save image as a .jpg and for the filename note the unit and add your initials (e.g., Point-

Slope Form - MF.jpg).

3. Email the image to get it onto your computer.

4. Open Word. Display a blank document.

5. Click Insert from the Ribbon. Click Pictures from the Illustrations

group. The Insert Picture dialog box displays.

6. Locate the .jpg file. Click the Insert button.

7. Resize image for better clarity, if necessary.

8. Save the Word document. Please name the file using the unit name and your initials (e.g., Point-Slope Form - MF.docx).

9. Close the file.

10. See the Submitting a Document for Grading section for further information.

Notes:

In addition to simply emailing yourself a picture of your homework from your phone, there are several smartphone applications that make formatting very simple for paper documents. Below is a list of a few apps that are free and work well: o

Scannable by Evernote (Apple devices)

Camscanner (Apple and Android)

TinyScanner (Apple and Android)

If you have a non-smart phone, you can

Text or email pictures to an email account

Connect your phone to your computer via Bluetooth (if your phone allows this) and share through the Bluetooth option

If you do not have a phone or camera to use to take the picture, you can use the webcam on your computer to take a photo of your homework.

Submitting a Document for Grading

1. Display RPI Blackboard. Open the Bridge course.

2. Locate the topic to submit the assignment using the navigation pane.

3. Click the assignment submission item in Blackboard. The Preview Upload Assignment

screen displays.

4. Click the Browse My Computer button from the ASSIGNMENT SUBMISSION section. The

Open dialog box displays.

5. Locate file to submit.

6. Click Open. The Preview Upload Assignment screen displays with the attached file listed.

7. (Optional). Type comments in the Add Comments section.

8. Click the Submit button. The assignment is submitted.

Viewing Graded/Annotated Assignments

1. Display RPI Blackboard. Open the Bridge course.

2. Navigate to the My Grades link in the navigation pane.

3. Click assignment to view your grade and any remarks.

Accessing the Daily Reflections Survey

Students must complete a small reflection survey at the end of each day while on campus.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Working in RPI Blackboard

Logging into Blackboard

1. Open an Internet Browser.

2. Type https://lms9.rpi.edu

3. Type Username which is your RCS ID (e.g., foderm).

4. Type Password which is your RPI email password.

5. Click Login. The main Blackboard screen displays with a list of courses in the middle of the

6. Click the course to enter from the My Courses section. The course displays.

Main Screen Navigation Overview

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Label Title Description

Course

Information/Syllabus

Posting to the General Discussion Board

1. Click the Discussion Board link from the navigation pane. The Discussion Board screen

2. Click on the discussion to contribute to or create a new line of discussion by clicking the

3. Click the Create Thread button. Enter Forum Description, Message, and an Attachment (if

Submit button.

Replying to Discussion Board Posts

1. Click the Discussion Board link from the navigation pane. The Discussion Board screen

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2. Click the Forum to enter. Click the Thread name to reply to. The Thread screen displays.

3. Click the Reply button. Type comment in the Message section. Attach a file, if desired.

4. Click the Submit button. The response is posted and listed below the original

1. Take a photo of your workbook assignment.

Make sure there is good lighting.

2. Save image as a .jpg and for the filename note the unit and add your initials (e.g., Point-

Slope Form - MF.jpg).

3. Email the image to get it onto your computer.

4. Open Word. Display a blank document.

5. Click Insert from the Ribbon. Click Pictures from the Illustrations

6. Locate the .jpg file. Click the Insert button.

7. Resize image for better clarity, if necessary.

8. Save the Word document. Please name the file using the unit name and your initials (e.g., Point-Slope Form - MF.docx).

9. Close the file.

10. See the Submitting a Document for Grading section for further information.

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Notes:

Scannable by Evernote (Apple devices)

Camscanner (Apple and Android)

TinyScanner (Apple and Android)

If you have a non-smart phone, you can

Text or email pictures to an email account

Submitting a Document for Grading

1. Display RPI Blackboard. Open the Bridge course.

2. Locate the topic to submit the assignment using the navigation pane.

3. Click the assignment submission item in Blackboard. The Preview Upload Assignment

4. Click the Browse My Computer button from the ASSIGNMENT SUBMISSION section. The

Open dialog box displays.

5. Locate file to submit.

6. Click Open. The Preview Upload Assignment screen displays with the attached file listed.

7. (Optional). Type comments in the Add Comments section.

8. Click the Submit button. The assignment is submitted.

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Viewing Graded/Annotated Assignments

1. Display RPI Blackboard. Open the Bridge course.

2. Navigate to the My Grades link in the navigation pane.

3. Click assignment to view your grade and any remarks.

Accessing the Daily Reflections Survey

1. Display RPI Blackboard. Open the Bridge course.

2. Click the Course Content link in the navigation pane.

3. Click Daily Reflections from the Course Content area.

4. Click the day to complete the survey. The survey displays.

5. Complete survey.

6. Click Submit.