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Tracking how, when, and what students do with course content may help instructors identify when to take important actions such as reaching out to inactive students about their progress in a course.

How this functions differs in


Original

and Ultra courses. NOTE: Regardless of the course type, you cannot view student progress if tracking is not enabled when students were actually engaged with course content. PanelborderColor#c56fd5bgColorwhitetitleColorwhiteborderWidth2titleBGColor#c56fd5borderStylesolidtitleIf you are teaching an Ultra course:

courses allow you to track whether learners have met the criteria (the rules) established for various items and if they have looked at items for which you have enabled Review Status. This must be enabled on a per item basis for EACH content item you want to track.

Unlike in Original courses, the Student Progress report does not need to be enabled on a per item basis. It is automatically available in all Ultra courses

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since Progress Tracking is turned on at the global level. 


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View user progress in your course ↗︎

Rules for releasing content ↗︎

Criteria for releasing content ↗︎



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  1. Identify the content item you want to review. Progress tracking is enabled for:
    • Learning Modules & Folders
    • Ultra Documents
    • Uploaded files
    • Links
    • LTI content (third-party tools) with no associated grade

  2. Select the (...) menu and choose Student Progress.

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  3. The report will show instructors:

    • Students who have not yet opened content;
    • Students who have opened or started viewing content;
    • Students who have marked the content as complete.

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    Instructors may sort by student name or progress status. The report provides instructors with the date and time for when an action occurred (e.g., when a student started viewing content). 

  4. Check a box next to one or more student names and then to send an individual or bulk message with a blind copy to each student.


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Original courses allow you to track whether learners have met the criteria (the rules) established for various items and if they have looked at items for which you have enabled Review Status. This must be enabled on a per item basis for EACH content item you want to track.

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Tell Me

  • Navigate to the content area in your Blackboard course that contains a content item (including assignments and assessments).
    • Click the down-arrow next to the name of the assignment and select User Progress.
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  • The course roster appears, including student names, usernames, course roles and visibility of the item.
    • If the item is visible to the user, an “open eye” appears to the right of their information.  If the item is not visible, the eye has a red slash through it.
    • If Review Status is enabled, columns labeled Reviewed and Date Reviewed also appear, with appropriate data filled in for each user.

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