Academic Technology NEXUSHow to read the Accessibility feedback on your course files with Ally.
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Create and Verify Accessible Documents
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Ensure your Microsoft Word document remains accessible when converting it to a PDF.
View the Tag a PDF article.
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INFO: How to Share this Video
Add the following link to your online course to share this video with your students: https://youtu.be/R5AZM5uqtSo
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Add blogs to a Blackboard course menu for your students to access them.
To learn more, view this Blogs article.
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For Blackboard courses, you can create individual pieces of content in content containers: content areas, learning modules, lesson plans, and folders. In a content container, you create content from menus for content items, tests, assignments, and links to tools. You can add or upload images, files, and media using the text editor.
To learn more, view this Create Content article.
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You can use the Date Management feature to update content dates when you copy or restore a course from a previous term or calendar year. Date types include due dates, availability, and adaptive release dates related to the course content. Items with dates that are supported with this feature include: tests, surveys, assignments, blogs, items, files, and more.
To learn more, view this Date Management article.
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When you access an item’s menu, you can copy, move, and delete content.
To learn more about editing, view the Edit content containers and content article.
To learn more about deleting, view the Delete containers and content article.
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The course menu appears on the left side of your Blackboard course window and is the cornerstone for the organization and navigation of your course. You can edit (rename, show/hide, or delete) and reorder menu items.
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