How do I access Blackboard?

To access Blackboard, go to the Blackboard login page. You can also go to the OneStop page and select Blackboard Course Access. Login with your adams.edu Google email address.

You can also download the Blackboard Student app for mobile devices.

Which browser should I use?

Any modern browser should work. AITC recommends a modern browser such as Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome. Whatever browser you decide to use, perform the browser check.

How do I get started?

View the video: Navigation Your Blackboard Course for an overview.

Where do I get online help?

After you login to Blackboard, you will land on the Institution Page, which may contain important campus information. We are currently using Blackboard Ultra Base Navigation. You will also see the menu on the left and the following links:

  • Your name: Access your profile and notification settings. Learn more:  Notification Settings in Blackboard Learn
  • Activity Stream: See a list of upcoming due dates and recent activity in your courses.
  • Courses: A list of your courses will be displayed. You can filter your courses using the left and right arrows or the arrow beside Current Courses. You can navigate to past, present, and future courses.
  • Calendar: The calendar will display due dates in your courses if your instructor has set a due date in Blackboard.
  • Messages: The Messages link will display Blackboard Messages in each of your courses.
  • Grades: Check your grades for all courses.
  • Tools: Access important tools such as NetTutor.

Each Blackboard course contains a Syllabus and Information module. In this module, you will find the following links:

Who can I contact for help?

For help with Blackboard, contact the Academic Instructional Technology Center (AITC) at 719-587-7371 or asaitc@adams.edu. Office hours are: Monday – Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For help with logins and passwords, contact Computing Services at 719-587-7741 or computingservices@adams.edu. Office hours are Monday – Friday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Blackboard also has a help site for students.