Date
February 13, 2025
Type
KB
Owner
Joel VannerTags
Blackboard LearnVoiceThread
Creating groups in VoiceThread allows you to organize students into smaller teams within a course for collaborative discussions and assignments.
Before creating groups, students must sign-in to your course in VoiceThread. This is most easily done by adding a VoiceThread Home Link to your course.
Once the link is added, students must click it to authenticate and will automatically join your course in VoiceThread.
Once students have authenticated and are part of the VoiceThread course, you can create student groups for specific projects or discussions.
Option 1: Share a Sign-Up Link
You can share unique sign-up links for each group, allowing students to join themselves.
Option 2: Manually Add Students
You can manually assign students to groups using the course roster.
QILT is here to help you and answer any questions you may have. Schedule a consultation with the team!
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