Blackboard, on the iPhone

Following directly on the heels of yesterday’s announcement that PubMed has made a ihone application, today Blackboard released their highly rumored and much anticipated application for the iPhone.

While it won’t let students do any of the important course content, it will let them check assignments and send each other messages.

I’m sure course content will follow.

The service currently works on UW Tacoma’s server but IT Services are looking in to whether the security risk posed by storing credentials is worth the mobility provided.

I’ll make a blog about it when we have a definitive answer. For now, if you want to download it and mess around, go to the iTunes App store and search for Blackboard learn.

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Filed under collaborative learning, iPod touch/iPhone and Higher Ed, Technology Pulse

2 responses to “Blackboard, on the iPhone

  1. Microsoft has some relevant videos relating to Higher Education discussed here. Check out

    http://www.microsoft.com/video/en/us/details/8e442ffe-8528-4dfd-b48a-69f5ad33b190

    or embed it in this article! Cheers!

  2. I highly enjoyed reading this blogpost, keep on creating such exciting posts.

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