Blackboard Orientation Quiz

If you want to send a private message to someone, you should use (Blackboard) Messages or Email.

True

The Blackboard features your instructor makes available to you in your course may be found in the Course Menu and/or under the Tools link in the Course menu.

True

The image below shows the instructions for a test/assessment. Once the time for the test/assessment has been reached, your test/assessment will be automatically submitted, and you will no longer be able to answer any remaining questions.

True

The red arrow in the image below is pointing to the Course Menu, which contains content and tools available in your course.

True

If your instructor has enabled the Email feature in Blackboard, you are then able to

send a message to a recipient's eTC account.

If your instructor has enabled the (Blackboard) messages feature, you are then able to

send a private message within Blackboard to a particular person or persons.

In the image below, how many points is this particular assignment worth?

5

In the image below, a discussion thread has been created by Hillary Williams. Within her thread, how many postings have not yet been read?

2

In the image below, how many messages in this student's Inbox has the student not yet read?

2

In the image below, what is the total number of (Blackboard) messages in this student's Inbox?

2

In the image below, a discussion thread has been created by Hillary Williams. Within her thread, how many total postings are there (including her own)?

3

The image below shows the instructions for a test/assessment. This test/assessment must be completed in how much time?

30 minutes

Match the correct Blackboard feature with its use. - Email - Discussions - (Blackboard) Messages

B C A

In the image below, the assignment is due no later than

December 22, 2011, 8 a.m., EST

If you want to send a private message to someone, you should post a message in discussions.

False

Which method below is NOT the preferred way to log in to Blackboard?

Log in to eTC first, and then log in to Blackboard.

In the image below, the student should complete the assignment by

attaching a file.

The image below is an example of

composing a message in (Blackboard) messages.

The image below shows that a student has accessed

discussions in Blackboard.

When you post a message in discussions,

everyone in your class sees your posting.