you will teach • Request a Blackboard Development Shell for a course you will teach • Differentiate between Development and Live Blackboard Shells • Access to Blackboard at TTU
2. Go down and click on “Request Live Blackboard Shell” (B) 3. Log in by using your email and password (C) 4. Fill in Blackboard Live Shell Request Form (e.g., Name, Email, etc.) (D) 5. Click “Submit Request” (E) Note: The Live Shell will be created within an hour of submitting your request and you will receive the confirmation email. A B E C D
can take up to five business days. A B C 1. Go to http://www.depts.ttu.edu/lms/ (A) 2. Go down and click on “Request Development Shell” (B) 3. Log in by using your email and password (C) 4. Fill in Forms (e.g., Requestor information, Instructor Information, Course Information, etc.) (D) 5. Click “Submit” (E) D E
• Is the semester-based format which you need to start teaching when you have finished developing your course. It is connected to Banner and will auto-populate your course with all registered students • Are already formatted with a standard course design template which includes numerous student and instructor resources as well as other components which help to jumpstart the development of your course. • After it is created, you will have the option to copy the content from an existing Development Shell or another existing Live Shell into the new semester's Live Shell. • A development course does not support student access – it is strictly an avenue for developing your course • To request a Live Shell, go to the following link. There you will find a list of all the courses for which you are identified by Banner as the Instructor of Record, and you may select the courses for which you would like a Live Shell to be created. • To request a Development Shell, go to the following link and fill out an individual request form for each Blackboard course you need to develop. • It processes within two hours of submitting the request. • It can take from two to five business days to complete.
Click on “Login to Blackboard” (B) 3. Log in by using your email and password (C) 4. You can see all of your courses which you are developing and teaching (D & E) C A B E D