Dillard University enrolling students in your classes with blackboard fall 2010
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The document provides instructions for enrolling students in Blackboard classes at Dillard University. It details logging into Blackboard through the Dillard website, selecting the desired course, and going to the user management section of the control panel. From there, instructors can search for and add students to their courses by last name or view a full list of students to select from. They should check the add box next to students' names and click submit to enroll them.
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