3b. The Collaborate Ultra Room - The Collaborate Panel
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Examples are provided of Sharing a Whiteboard, Applications, Camera, Files, and of Polling and creating Breakout Groups.
Additionally, the "My Settings" options are discussed, including setting the User Picture, the Audio and Video Settings, the Notification Settings, the Session Settings, and Reporting an Issue.
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Virtually all classes at KSU have a Blackboard site created for them.
The Collaborate Ultra platform is a tool built into each Blackboard class site.
Assuming you have set up your class on Blackboard, you will have an entry point (e.g., Home, Announcements, Email) and several Folders (e.g., Start Here, Learning Materials, etc.).
You can choose to place your Collaborate Ultra room anywhere you like.
Videos in the Series " Getting Started with Blackboard Collaborate Ultra "
"Blackboard Collaborate Ultra Quick Start Guide"
This video is a Quick Start Guide for Instructors to Blackboard Collaborate Ultra. (14:22)
It shows how to:
1. Create a Room
2. Make it Available
3. Enter it and see the Basic Controls.
4. Share Content with students.
5. Record a session.
https://video.kent.edu/media/Blackboard+Collaborate+Ultra+Quick+Start+Guide/1_7ce7pxdt
1. Creating the Collaborate Ultra Room (3:30)
https://video.kent.edu/media/1.+Creating+the+Collaborate+Ultra+Room/1_b4yu5oh2
2. Editing the Default Collaborate Ultra Room (6:00)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9E_mxkSgT4
https://video.kent.edu/media/2.+Editing+the+Default+Collaborate+Ultra+Room/1_0k88kesc
3a. The Collaborate Ultra Room - Interface (8:36)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEtQw9Ig4Ko
https://video.kent.edu/media/3.++The+Collabrate+Ultra+Room+-+Interface/1_uqqylw0r
3b. The Collaborate Ultra Room - The Collaborate Panel (23:35)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7ZlUl79IWo https://video.kent.edu/media/3.+The+Collaborate+Ultra+Room+-+The+Collaborate+Panel/1_r6bf109t
This video covers the Chat, Attendees, Share Content, and Settings Panes of the Collaborate Panel.
Examples are provided of Sharing a Whiteboard, Applications, Camera, Files, and of Polling and creating Breakout Groups.
Additionally, the "My Settings" options are discussed, including setting the User Picture, the Audio and Video Settings, the Notification Settings, the Session Settings, and Reporting an Issue.
3c. The Collaborate Ultra Room - The Session Menu with a Focus on the Room Recording (18:31)
This video looks at the Collaborate Ultra Room's Session menu, but the focus is on the Room Recording.
· We see what a session looks like from the Instructor's view, the Student's view, and the Room Recording.
· The video shows Recorded views of Files, Sharing the Screen, Sharing a Google Tab, and sharing files into Breakout Rooms.
--A caution is given that if an instructor ENTERS a Breakout Room during a Room Recording, the recording STOPS.
--A suggestion is made that for many purposes Sharing a Screen, App, or Tab may be more effective than Sharing Files.
· Also viewed are the Reports available and downloading the Room Recording.
https://youtu.be/UtfkCyBQQvc or
https://video.kent.edu/media/Blackboard+Collaborate+Ultra+-+Student+Guide/1_e7wfyoes
The video describes:
- how to get into a Collaborate Ultra room within Blackboard,
- how to set up your camera and microphone (either from the Collaborate Panel menu or from the My Status and Settings button) and activate or mute those,
- the “grid view” and the “follow the speaker view,”
- how to provide “feedback” (emotive reactions; away from the room) and to
raise your hand, - how to create or change your profile picture (from the camera or as an upload),
- the Polling feature, the Chat option, the Attendee panel,
- how to add text, drawing, etc. to a Collaborate object being shared in the room,
- how to work in a Breakout Group (talk, chat, share) and save a room’s content (e.g., taking a picture of the Whiteboard) that can be shared later with the class,
- how to control the view of a shared object (zoom in, zoom out, best fit, 1:1) to better see that content,
- how to Exit the room
- how to find a Recorded Session from the Collaborate Sessions page.
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