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Installing or upgrading Blackboard Learn is a straightforward process provided you have read and understand the installation or upgrade requirements and processes. Starting with the April 2014 release, Blackboard Learn is based on an Apache™ Tomcat-only architecture, which no longer requires the installation of an HTTPD service (Apache or IIS).
- Install Learn
Install and configure the chosen operating system, database...
- TLS Configuration
Blackboard Learn and TLS. Starting with Learn April 2014...
- Get Started
The next step is to read the configuration and installation...
- Install Learn
Enhance your experience with the desktop app for Blackboard Learn on WebCatalog Desktop for Mac, Windows. Run apps in distraction-free windows with many enhancements. Manage and switch between multiple accounts and apps easily without switching browsers. Blackboard Learn is for Educators.
With these tools, educators can easily incorporate Microsoft's powerful collaboration and productivity tools into their Blackboard courses, allowing for more streamlined and efficient workflows for managing course content, creating assignments, and enabling hybrid learning.
Use these steps to download and install the Blackboard Learn app. From your tablet or phone, access the appropriate app store. Download to your Apple® device. Download to your Android™ device. If necessary, search for Blackboard. Install the Blackboard Learn app on your mobile device.
This topic discusses the steps to install Blackboard Learn 9.1 Q2 2016 or later. If this doesn't apply to you, consult the installation instructions for earlier versions of Blackboard Learn.
On the Administrator Panel, under Software Updates, select Blackboard Learn Updates Available. Select Get It Now! to go the Blackboard Learn Downloads page and select the desired update. Download the update and the release notes, which provide warnings, tips, and installation instructions.
Check whether your web browser works well with your version of Blackboard Learn. When using a screen reader, use Chrome TM and JAWS® on Windows® and use Safari® and VoiceOver on a Mac® . Visit Accessibility to learn more about Blackboard's approach to accessible software.
