SU Mobile Apps

Blackboard Mobile Learn takes interactive teaching and learning to the mobile device, giving students and teachers instant access to their courses, and content anywhere. Blackboard Mobile Learn is a mobile app available currently for iOS, Android, Blackberry, and WebOS devices. Take a look at all the new features that the latest version of the app provides, based on platform.

Getting started with Blackboard Mobile Learn

Simply download the application and install on your device. The Blackboard Mobile Learn application can be downloaded from the following locations:

• Google Play Store (Android)
• BlackBerry App World
• iTunes App Store for iPad
• iTunes App Store for iPhone and iPod Touch
• Palm webOS Store

Then, after launching the app on your device, search for "Salisbury University" and enter your SU username and password to securely login and begin accessing your MyClasses courses.

Video Tutorials

These videos will provide users with an overview of how to use the app.

• Getting Started for iPhone Users
• Getting Started for iPad Users
• Getting Started for Android Users
• Taking a Mobile Test

Blackboard Mobile Learn Support

Getting support for Mobile learn is just a click away!

• Getting Started
• Login Issues
• Notification Settings
• Mobile Tests
• Dropbox Feature
• General FAQ
• Known Issues

Features and limitations of Blackboard Mobile Learn

Features
The list below represents the tools that can be used by students to interact in their MyClasses courses using the Mobile App.

• Dropbox Integration
• Mobile Testing
• Push Notifications
• Announcements
• Grades
• Discussions
• Viewing Content (PDF, Word Doc, PowerPoint)
• Blogs
• Journals
• Rosters
• Tasks

Limitations
While the app does offer a native environment for accessing Blackboard course content on a mobile device, the underlying technology of whichever mobile device being used may limit the Blackboard features that can be accessed from the app. The following features likely will not work properly when accessed from the app and therefore should only be used when accessing from a full browser on a computer:

• adding new content to a course
• building tests, quizzes, and surveys
• grading assignments
• adjusting Grade Center options
• participating in chat or synchronous sessions
• viewing any Flash-based instructional content or movies

Current Mobile Utilization

Check out the current utilization statistics for Mobile Learn with MyClasses.