FAQ's about Accessing Work

To some extent. You need to work on one module at a time. 

Once you have turned in all work for one module, you can begin working on the next module. 

• Start by reading directions for projects and assignments. You can follow those directions to get your work ready to turn in. 

• You can also read assigned textbook chapters to prepare for the module test. You may need to read some chapter content to understand the project or assignments.

You will not have access to turn in work for the next until your work for the previous module has been graded and your work has met a mastery level of 80%. You will have to wait for your grades in one module to be returned to be able to turn in work for the next module.

Once your work in a module meets the 80% mastery level, your professor will manually enter a score for that module’s completion in the Blackboard gradebook. That gradebook entry allows you to turn in work for the next module.

Once you have met the requirement, you can turn in the work. In this example, once you earn 80 points or higher on the gradebook item Module 1: Orientation Complete, you can take this test. 

Please note: You cannot see why the content is unavailable if you open items from the gradebook. 

No. You must turn in all required work and meet the 80% mastery level in one module before you can turn in required work in the next module. I will not give access on demand. There are no exceptions to this rule.