 EAC

After Goals have been entered into Blackboard, course instructors, instructional designers and system administrators can make alignments directly to an assessment (assignment, discussion, journal or test) for accreditation purposes.

You can create a rubric, associate it with an assessment, journal, or discussion, and then use it for grading in your Blackboard course..

This article will walk you through how to create an offline assignment with a rubric in Blackboard Ultra.

This FAQ aims to address common questions and provide guidance on using Blackboard's EAC Visual Data solution more effectively.

EAC Visual Data is the reporting tool for Blackboard's Assessment and Accreditation solution that seamlessly integrates into Learn Ultra to provide visualizations and robust analytics on rubric and test reliability. Some of the key functionality that EAC can provide includes individual student performance data on each row of a rubric's criteria and the overall reliability of a course's rubrics and tests for evaluating students.

Score a student's assignment submission with a rubric in Blackboard Ultra.

After Goals have been entered into Blackboard, course instructors, instructional designers and system administrators can make alignments to rubric rows and test questions. Since Goal alignments are typically reserved for accreditation purposes, please contact you Department coordinator/chair before making any Goal Alignments.

This article will walk you through how to score an offline assignment using a rubric in Blackboard.

The EAC Visual Data tool has a Goals Manager area that allows instructors and assessment teams to view the existing alignment of goals to rubric rows or individual questions and to Edit, Add, or Remove alignments to rubric rows or individual questions. Since goal alignments are typically reserved for accreditation purposes, please contact your Department coordinator/chair before making any Goal Alignments.