Quick Take: The Exemplary Course Program (ECP) allows Blackboard clients to examine their courses’ design, collaboration and interaction, assessment, and learner support characteristics, and to share insights with other community members through peer review.
Quick Take: To solve key organizational challenges, companies depend on employees to have the right tools and training to be avid problem solvers. Corporate universities are a great resource companies have been implementing to ensure employees are motivated and stay ahead of the game.
At Blackboard, we recognize that an LMS is simply not enough to solve your most critical challenges. As we look to the future, we are focused on developing a comprehensive, digital learning environment aimed at helping institutions to solve their…
Learning analytics turns raw data into valuable strategic information, offering insights to improve teaching, learning, and the environments in which they occur. We’ve gathered 10 reasons why learning analytics has the power to improve the educational experience.
Quick Take: With predictive analytics, educational institutions can make informed decisions to come up with solutions that will benefit the entire academic community.
Quick Take: Are you having doubts about the concepts related to learning analytics? This quick guide may help you.
Assessment plays a major role in education, as a student grading and support mechanism, but also in program improvement. All over the world, there are varying perspectives and approaches, and regions are taking action in different forms of assessment, both…
Technology has always played a role in education. During the 19th century, it was the chalkboard that changed how teachers interacted in the classroom.1 During the 20th century, the advent of record players, radios, televisions, and eventually computers, led to…
Quick Take: Is your institution student-centered? Investing in a student-focused approach can ensure a better educational experience and increase student engagement. Virtual student services, the use of mobile technologies and cognitive solutions are examples of initiatives that extend beyond campus reach
Quick take: The reasons why students plagiarize are often unknown by teachers. By understanding cultural differences, it’s possible to create helpful prevention strategies.
Quick take: It’s not enough to punish students that plagiarize. Institutions need to build a culture of integrity that discourages cheating and promotes honesty. Learn how to do that in a few steps.
A successful CBE (Competence-base Education) program1 should be able to offer students:
