Where can I find course materials on Sullivan Blackboard?

[Ila3743022]

I’m trying to access lecture slides and study guides on Sullivan Blackboard. Can someone guide me on where to find Sullivan Blackboard course materials for my enrolled classes?

 

[CarsonPayt]

To find course materials on Sullivan Blackboard, log in and open your course dashboard. Click Course Content, Modules, or Learning Materials in the left menu. Your instructor’s uploaded lectures, notes, assignments, and study files will appear there. Select and download as needed.

 

[SkyDrifter]

You can find course materials on Sullivan Blackboard by logging in with your student credentials and selecting your enrolled class. Once inside the course, check sections like “Content,” “Course Materials,” or “Resources” to access lecture slides, study guides, and other materials provided by your instructor.

 

[Clara]

You can find course materials on Sullivan Blackboard by logging in, opening your course, and checking sections like Course Content, Learning Modules, or Documents, where instructors upload lectures, assignments, and resources.

 

[Mohamed]

In order to locate course materials in Sullivan University Blackboard:

• Click on log in and choose Courses tab.
• Click your specific class.
• Find the tab of Course Information and Resources.
• Click on the option Access Your Textbook! or visit the Syllabus and Books and Course Tools pages.

 

[royjasika]

In Sullivan Blackboard (LMS of Sullivan University), course content is located upon logging in at your school portal of Blackboard. Choose your course at the dashboard and then expand the such sections as course content, course syllabus, course modules, or learning materials. Assigned and readings are uploaded as well as professors post files. In case you are not able to find something, contact your instructor.

 

[simran]

To find course materials on Sullivan Blackboard, log in at the Sullivan Blackboard site with your student credentials, go to “Courses”, open your class, and look under sections like Course Content, Course Materials, or Books and Resources where your instructor posts files, syllabi, assignments, and e-texts.