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Adding Student Permissions to your Course

Student permission issues can happen in both Original and Ultra course experiences. If your course has student permission issues, it may present in the following ways:

  • Some students complain to you that they can’t see content.
  • If your course is an HTML-based course, it may mean that some students will not see the correct styling or images.

To add student permissions:

  1. In the Blackboard Dashboard (Ultra Base Navigation), select Tools > Content Collection.
    Navigating to Content Collection 1
  2. Select Course Content and wait until your course lists appears. The length of your wait can depend on how many courses are in your list. Navigating to Content Collection 2
  3. Locate and select your course CRN (i.e. 1234.202170).
  4. At the top of the page, at the end of your CRN (eg. Course Content: 1234.202170) select the down arrow chevron and select Permissions.
    Selecting the permissions button located in the dropdown next to course name.
  5. On the permissions page, hover over Select Specific Users By Place and select Course.
    Selecting specific users.
  6. Select your course from the list.
  7. Under SELECT ROLES select Student and under SET PERMISSIONS, ensure that only Read is enabled. Under ADVANCED FOLDER OPTIONS, select “Overwrite”Enabling read permissions for students.
  8. Scroll down and select Submit. 
  9. Check to ensure the permissions appear.
    Student permissions check mark

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