Blackboard emails allow you to send an email without opening your email client (like Outlook) and then adding recipient email addresses. If the...
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The text editor is the same for many (though not all) features in Blackboard Classic.
Blackboard messages are a two-way communication tool intended to serve a function similar to email and / or text messaging.
Consistent and clear communication is directly correlated with student success. Regardless of the course level, students may have little or no...
These are the basic steps needed to send and receive Blackboard Email, an option which
These are the basic steps needed to send and receive Blackboard messages, a two-way communication tool intended to serve a function similar to...
To start, first go into your class then choose messages in the top menu bar
The Blackboard toolbar makes adding a link to the contents of any text box -- be it a discussion board post, announcement, email, anything -- very...
When sending a message, you may wish to allow the recipient/s to reply to your message. At the bottom of the New Message pop-out window are two...
When sending a message, you may wish to have the recipient/s receive an email alerting them to the message. At the bottom of the New Message...
To get started, first go into your course. Your course should open automatically to the Announcements page. Click Create Announcement.
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There are two-three ways to view messages:
To start, first go into your class then choose tools from the course menu.
From the list of available tools, select Send...
Blackboard emails are viewed and replied to through the regular Detroit Mercy Outlook inbox.
A copy of the original email will have been...
To reply to a message, click on the person’s name, and a dialog box will show on the right side of the page. From there, type in your reply...
If you want to remove your link, re-highlight the link text and click the broken chain button in the toolbar.
To reply to a Blackboard email, reply through your Detroit Mercy Outlook inbox where you received the original email.