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=Browser Notification= 
=How to turn on the notification in BB Collab Session=

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File:Step1_notifications.PNG|'''Step 1: Go to where you have your virtual classroom setup and join the session.'''
File:Step2_3.PNG|'''Step 2 click on the gear symbol. Step 3 click on the Notification Setting.'''
File:Step4_done_notificationpart.PNG|'''Step 4. Review the notification settings and see what is missing.'''
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=Blackboard Notifications=
If the above Notification on BB Collab does not work, please try the following below:

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File:Step1_settings.PNG|'''Step 1 go to the notifications bar at the top right. Step 2 click on "Settings".'''
File:Step3_settings_on_BB.PNG|'''Step 3 click on "Edit Notification Settings".'''
File:Step4_course.PNG|'''Step 4 click on "Courses I am Taking".'''
File:Step5_info_legit.PNG|'''Step 5 review the email or mobile number and make sure they are correct.'''

</gallery>

=Enable browser permission to send notifications (Chrome)=
If the above Notification on BB Collab does not work, please try the following below:


=Enable browser permission to send notifications (Firefox)=


=Allow Third Party Cookies=
=Overview=
First-party cookies are created by the site one visits. The site is shown in the address bar.
Third-party cookies are created by other sites. These sites own some of the content, that you see on the webpage you visit.

=Google Chrome=
:1. On your computer, open Chrome.
:2. Then go to blackboard.ca
:3. At the top right, click More.
:4. Then click “Settings”.
:5. Click on "Settings" (i) on the top left. Under “Privacy and security” (ii)
:6. Click on “Cookies and other side data”.
:7. Next to “Sites that can always use cookies”, “always clear cookies when windows are closed,” or “Sites that never use cookies,” click “Add”
:8. Enter the web address. Enter IP address or web address that does not start with http://. .
:9. Select “Add”. 

Note: to remove an exception you do not want anymore, to the right of the website, click More than “Remove” 

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File:Chrome.PNG|'''Step 1'''
File:Blackboard.PNG|'''Step 2'''
File:Step3and4.PNG|'''Step 3 and 4'''
File: Step5.PNG|'''Step 5 (i) Settings bar.
File: Step5b.PNG|'''Step 5 (ii) Privacy and security.
File: Step6.PNG|'''Step 6 "Cookies and other site data".
File: Step7.PNG|'''Step 7 scroll down and click on "Add" for "Sites that can always use cookies".
File: Step89.PNG|'''Step 8 entering "blackboard.ca" then step 9 "Add".

</gallery>

If you require more aid please feel free to visit the following link:
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95647?hl=en

=Mozilla Firefox=
:1. On your computer open Mozilla Firefox.
:2. Go to blackboard.uwindsor.ca
:3. Toggle the switch at the top of the panel. 

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File: Mozilla_step1.PNG|'''Step 1 open Firefox
File: Mozilla_step2.PNG|'''Step 2 go to blackboard.uwindsor.ca'''
File: Mozilla_step3.PNG|'''Step 3 (i) toggle the blue switch'''
File: Mozilla_step3b.PNG|'''indicates the switch has been toggled and step 3 (ii) is completed'''
</gallery>

If you require more aid please feel free to visit the following link:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/disable-third-party-cookies


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=Creating a Course Copy=
==Overview==
'''Course Copy''' is utilized to bring previously used material or existing material into a new course, creating a course in the system. The course menu specified in the source course will update the default menu in the new desired course.

=Steps=

:1. Make sure the '''Edit Mode''' is '''on'''.
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:2. Click on the '''Control Panel'''.
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:3. Click on '''Packages and Utilities''' section.

:4. Click on '''Course Copy'''.
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:5 Maintain the '''Copy Course Materials into an Existing Course''' option.

:6. Enter in '''Destination Course ID'''.
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:7. Select the appropriate option of the parts of the course one wishes to copy over.

:8. Select the '''Course Files''' attachment option to copy your course's material over.
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:9. Select how you will select users to enroll in the course.
[[File:SelectEnrollments.png]] 

10. Click submit when you feel comfortable and have followed the steps confidently. 


If you require more detail or clarification, please visit the link here:
[https://help.blackboard.com/Learn/Instructor/Course_Content/Reuse_Content/Copy_Courses]