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LMS Reminder: Blackboard Learn coming on August 19th! |
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Tweet DeSales will adopt Blackboard Learn 9.1 as its Learning Management System to replace ANGEL in AY 2013-14. All courses starting on or after August 19th, 2013 will be offered in Blackboard. The decision to adopt Blackboard Learn was approved by the Academic Oversight Committee on October 24, 2012, and the original DSU Daily announcementRead the Rest… » Read More |
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Unlocking the Power of the iPad for the Blind
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Tweet With the migration to Blackboard Learn this fall, there will be a lot of new and exciting changes. Here’s your chance to be a part of the design process by selecting the new Blackboard theme!...
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Tweet With the migration to Blackboard Learn this fall, there will be a lot of new and exciting changes. Here’s your chance to be a part of the design process by selecting the new Blackboard theme!...
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