If you are preparing your Blackboard Ultra modules for the 2025/26 academic year, this walkthrough video will guide you through how to complete the Module Information and Assessment Information sections, based on the institutional course template. 

The video covers:

• Adding a welcome message and key staff contact details

• Creating a clear module outline

• Reviewing the automatically generated assessment section

• Setting up the assessment overview and organising folders

• What to avoid editing and why

• Ensuring your content is consistent, inclusive and accessible

You can watch the video here: https://bit.ly/bbultra-walkthrough-fah1

It includes chapter markers so you can jump straight to the section you need.

If you have any questions or would like support reviewing your module setup, please contact the Arts Digital Learning Team at artsdigitallearning@sheffield.ac.uk

Our last AHEAD Coffee Morning in 2024/25 is now confirmed!

Our July 2025 event will be held on Wednesday, July 30th, 2025, in the ICOSS Conference Room and via Google Meet from 10:00 to 11:00.

Keep an eye out for the calendar invite coming soon!

For our showcase event, we are delighted to welcome the following presenters:

• James Little - Digital Learning Advisor

• Ralph Mackinder - Learning Technologist & Digital Manager

• James Pearson - Faculty Digital Learning Manager

In this session, we will have a hands-on workshop on digital collaborative tools such as Wooclap, Miro and Padlet.

Please note: This is a relaxed, drop-in event—feel free to join us in person or online as your schedule allows. Attendance is optional, and we welcome you to participate as much or as little as you like.

The Arts & Humanities Digital Learning Special Interest Group (SIG) is a vibrant community of practice managed by the Arts Digital Learning team for all members of faculty looking to explore and enhance their digital teaching tools.

By joining the group, you'll receive 2-3 updates each week, packed with valuable insights on digital learning—including tips, how-tos, and the latest news in the field.

To join the group, simply click on the link below and hit the join button:

A&H Digital Learning Special Interest Group

Once you’ve joined, you can choose how you’d like to receive the updates—whether as they come, in a digest, abridged, or not at all.

This is a great chance to connect with colleagues, share ideas, and collaborate in a supportive space, whether you’re looking to improve your current setup or explore new possibilities in digital learning.