Has anyone used Blackboard UML for course management?

[AuroraTuck]

I’m trying to understand how Blackboard UML integrates UML diagrams into learning. Can someone share tips or experiences with using it effectively?

 

[simran]

Yes, many universities, including UML (University of Massachusetts Lowell), use Blackboard for managing courses, assignments, and student interactions.

 

[rathore]

Yes, lots of students take courses with the help of Blackboard UML, listen to lectures, send assignments, monitor grades, and follow the course materials in an effective way.

 

[Salvatore_Damon]

Yeah, I’ve used Blackboard UML for a couple of courses. It’s pretty solid for managing class materials, assignments, and grades. The layout’s a bit old-school, but once you get used to it, it’s easy to navigate. Notifications and discussion boards work well too.

 

[jarwish]

Yes — Blackboard Learn has been used for course management at institutions like the University of Massachusetts Lowell (UML). It supports tasks like uploading syllabi, enabling course shells, sending announcements, and managing grades.

 

[Lucky]

Yes, many students and educators use Blackboard UML (University of Massachusetts Lowell) for managing courses. It’s a reliable learning management system that provides tools for assignments, discussions, tests, and grades. Users generally find it user-friendly, though occasional technical issues or navigation challenges can occur.

 

[Jone]

Blackboard is rather trustworthy as an course management tool, it allows to upload files, complete weekly modules, send a homework, and get announced in one place and time. It is not the most fancy system, but everything is sorted out. Majority of the people get accustomed to it within a relatively short time.