Welcome to Blackboard at Longwood. Blackboard is an online tool that creates an environment where faculty, staff, and students can interact through the posting of electronic documents, collaborate through online chat, discussion and many other things. Soon, you will find some links below that will help you on your way.
Blackboard Announcements
Instructors:
- All academic courses prior to Fall 2008 will be removed after October 29, 2010. Please insure that you save any files that you may need from these courses before October 29th.
- When cleaning up
your rosters of dropped students, make sure you make the student
"unavailable" instead of deleting them to preserve enrollment records and so that their
work is not lost.
- Want to use the Wimba Live Classroom for online
sessions? Learn more
- The internet browser, Google Chrome, is not supported by Blackboard.
- Your official schedule can be found within the myLongwood Portal. Enrolling or un-enrolling from a Blackboard course does not mean you are enrolled/un-enrolled through the Registrar.
Students:
Alternative Formats/Accommodations
Anyone who feels s/he may need an accommodation based on the impact of a physical, psychological, medical, or learning disability should contact the Office of Disability Resources and register for resources.
Maggie K. Butler, MS, CRC
Director of Disability Resources
103 Graham Building
434.395.2391
711 (TT relay)
General Announcements
Alert Longwood
Alert Longwood is an alert system that allows Longwood University to contact you during an emergency by sending text messages to your:
- E-mail account (school, personal, other)
- Cell phone
- Pager
- BlackBerry
When an emergency occurs, authorized senders will instantly notify you using Alert Longwood. Alert Longwood is your personal connection to real-time updates, instructions on where to go, what to do, or what not to do, who to contact and other important information.
If you have not already registered, please Register for Alert Longwood!
Phishing Scams
It has come to our attention that
several Longwood University students have fallen victim to
e-mail phishing scams. These e-mails are being
directed to Longwood
If you received one of these messages, delete it immediately. Do not reply, click on any links, or open any attachments included in the message.
For more information, please navigate to the Longwood University Information Security website. As always, if you have questions, feel free to contact User Support Services at 434-395-4357 or e-mail helpdesk@longwood.edu
Thank You.
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