Did you know that Blackboard makes it easy to copy existing course content into a new course shell? By copying a course, you can take all the items and folders from a prior term's course and import them into your new term's shell. By starting with the bulk of your content already in place, your efforts can be better spent verifying links, developing new methods of engagement, and updating content over time.
Want to copy your previous semester's content over and use it all in an upcoming course, but you're unfamiliar with the process?
This interactive tutorial will walk you through it. It will sit in a window next to your Blackboard session and guide you as you work. Click the link below to get started!
If your course doesn't use iSpring narrated presentations, or other elements of the iSpring suite of utilities, follow these quick steps to copy course content from an existing shell into your new term's offering:
If your course uses iSpring narrated presentations, or other elements of the iSpring suite of utilities, follow these quick steps to copy course content from an existing shell into your new term's offering:
(Pay close attention to step #6 - this step is critical for the success of your course copy, when you have iSpring files in your content areas!)