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Blackboard Archives & Content Extraction

 

Archiving Your Course

Archiving your course is recommended at the end of each term. Archiving records all the content, student data, discussions, and performance data into one zipped file.

To make an Archive file

To save the archive file to CD or disk

Course Content Extractor

To view the course in a web app (without Blackboard)

Bfree from UNC

The University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Information Technology Services' Teaching and Learning division has developed a new application and is making it available to the education community. bFree is a course extractor that makes a stand-alone web catalog from any Blackboard course content. While maintaining the organization of the original Blackboard course content, bFree creates a freestanding folder hierarchy.

With bFree, course content authors can:

Learn more about bFree or download the program