UWP Lecturers How do I add the librarian as a course builder on iLearn??

[Lash Vance]

Hi Benedict,
 
This is pretty easy to do, so here are the steps:
 
1) Login to Blackboard
 
2) Click control panel
 
3) Click on Enroll Users
 
4) Type in Debbie Renfrow's name and select it from the list that will appear.
 
5) Click Control Panel again and then List/Modify Users; this will list everyone in your class
 
6) Find Debbie's name and click on Properties.  Near the bottom of this page you will find categories (Role and Availability).  Just click on the Course Builder one.
 
Issue solved.

Keith
 
 
Lash Keith Vance, Ph.D., MEd 
University of California, Riverside 
Department of English

Director of Computer Assisted Instruction
Office: Humanities and Social Sciences 1103C

Email: lashv at ucr.edu or
lashervan at hotmail.com
 
> Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2009 09:12:53 -0800> From: bkjones at san.rr.com> To: englecturers at lists.ucr.edu> Subject: UWP Lecturers How do I add the librarian as a course builder on iLearn??> > Hi, folks. I hate to ask this question without trying harder to figure > it out myself, but I'm behind on my grading and could use the help. The > librarian who is running my class' library tutorial, Debbi Renfrow, has > suggested that I add her to my iLearn site as a course builder. Can > anyone give me some advice on how to do this? I poked around fruitlessly > for a little while but finally gave up. Is this something that I can do > on my own, or do I have to get in touch with Leo Schouest?> > And, yes, I know most of you are swamped with papers, too. Still, if you > know how to do this and have five minutes to put me on the right track, > it would be a great help.> > Thanks,> Benedict> _______________________________________________> Englecturers mailing list> Englecturers at lists.ucr.edu> http://lists.ucr.edu/mailman/listinfo/englecturers
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