The first of many Blackboard Drives to promote the use of Blackboard and all the benefits it provides was held at 9:00 to 11:30 am. on September 11. During the Blackboard Breakfast, faculty had an opportunity to make your course available (if not done yet), and upload their syllabi. This was a great success, and more are planned.
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