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Ultra Course Overview
This guide pertains to Ultra Course View.
If your course is in Original Course View, see the Original Course View tutorial collection.
Introduction to Ultra Course View
Blackboard
Running Total
practices are quite diverse when calculating the overall course grade. The Overall Grade is the quotient of points earned divided by total graded points available. This calculation is the Running Total
Glossary of Ultra Terms
students to monitor in comparison with their peers. Can be used to identify “at-risk” students, allowing the professor to see the correlation between one’s grade, their time spent in the Blackboard shell
Gradebook Statistics
to gain insight on your students’ performance on graded content. You may view statistics for any graded item in the course. The statistics area displays data regarding the grading status of
Offline Submissions & the Bb Gradebook
to create assessments in Blackboard that appear on the Course Content page but don't require students to upload submissions.
Collect Submissions Offline
Columns manually added to the Gradebook
Create a Rubric (Ultra)
scoring tool when evaluating graded work. Review the instructions or watch the video below to learn more.
See also:
AI-Generated Rubrics (a simple and easy way to create a rubric)
Managing
Creating an Assignment in Bb Ultra
to convey to Blackboard how to record the score in the grade book with these choices:
Average of all attempts
First attempt with a grade
Attempt with highest grade
Last attempt with a grade
Importance of Automatic Zero's and Running Total: What's the Impact to my Gradebook?
: Accuracy in Academic Standing
When using the default “Overall Grade” setting with a running total, using Automatic Zeros presents the most accurate view of a student’s academic standing in the course
SCORM Advanced Settings and Reporting
Title and select a Due date. You can also allow class conversations for students to have quick exchanges about the SCORM package.
In the Grading & Submissions area, select the Grade category and number
Create a Test
one attempt is allowed, an additional menu option of "Grade Attempts" appears to convey to Blackboard how to record the score in the grade book with these choices:
Average of all attempts
First
Small Group Discussions
also hold the student accountable to further the group's conversation and development of discussion ideas.
To enable grading on a group discussion, select the Graded discussion check box in the
Filtering the Gradebook for Merged Courses
You can filter your gradebook view based on merged courses. ... blackboard ... This guide pertains to Ultra Course View.
If your course is in Original Course View, see the Original Course View tutorial collection.
When to Use?
You can filter your Gradebook view
Concourse Syllabus (Replacing Syllabus Build Tool (SBT) in Fall 2024)
Concourse Syllabus is replacing the Syllabus Build Tool in Fall 2024. Teaching syllabi can be accessed and created directly through the "Syllabus" link on the Blackboard menu.
Primary Contact: Kristi Wood, kristi.wood@cmich.edu
Secondary Contact: Megan Biller, bille1m@cmich.edu ... blackboard ... Concourse Syllabus is replacing the Syllabus Build Tool in Fall 2024. Teaching syllabi can be accessed and created directly through the "Syllabus" link on the Blackboard menu.
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AI Generated Rubrics
Grading rubrics offer a structured framework to assess student work. Rubrics ensure both fairness and consistency in grading. Moreover, rubrics give students clear directives to meet desired learning ... This guide pertains to Ultra Course View.
If your course is in Original Course View, see the Original Course View tutorial collection.
Rubric Generation
Grading rubrics offer a
Student Overview
your course
View the student's Overall grade (e.g. Current Grade), if this column has been set up in the Gradebook
From the Grades Tab, view grades earned and outstanding activities to be completed