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Using Blackboard for Job Search or RFP Committees
May 3, 2008

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When the 20-member Provost Search Committee identified its four finalists, it did so using a Blackboard community to review AND rank all applicants online before meeting face-to-face to discuss their differences. Similarly, the Alternate Delivery Program has frequently used Blackboard to review faculty proposals to receive a one-time course development stipend to redesign an existing course for hybrid delivery in summer or winter sessions.

Key steps are illustrated in the following brief, "Show & Tell" videos:

  • How to Post Applicant/RFP Materials So Committee Members Can Review Them
  • How Members Can Comment and (Most Importantly) Vote On Applicant/RFP Materials


    SP2008 UMBC Blackboard Update
    May 3, 2008

    UMBC Blackboard update is provided by the Office of Information Technology for
    students, faculty and staff using Blackboard at UMBC. If you have questions or
    suggestions, contact John Fritz (fritz@umbc.edu or 410.455.6596) or Bob Armstrong
    (rarmstro@umbc.edu or 410.455.3885). For more information about using Blackboard,
    login via myUMBC or visit http://blackboard.umbc.edu.


    Job Opening: Blackboard Graduate Assistant
    May 2, 2008

    OIT?s Instructional Technology & New Media unit seeks a graduate assistant to provide Blackboard support to students, faculty and staff. The person will assist with routine Bb system administration functions (e.g., course & community site creation), and development of Blackboard user support procedures and documentation. Candidates will be expected to work well in a collaborative team environment and to communicate effectively with customers from a variety of academic and administrative departments.

    In the past, special projects have included design and development of the following:

    UMBC Blackboard Reports
    UMBC Blackboard Help


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