Academic Tools
Ally

Ally is a tool that can be used to make digital content more accessible. Ally provides instructors with feedback on the accessibility of content and creates alternative versions of course files. This allows students to view course documents in a variety of formats and choose the type of file that best suits their learning needs.
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Blackboard Collaborate is a real-time video conferencing tool that lets you add files, share applications, and use a virtual whiteboard to interact.
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Blackboard is the official learning management system used by the university to host course shells and organization sites at A&T.
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Camtasia is a screen-recording and video editing software that allows you to record anything on your computer screen, including websites, software, video calls, or PowerPoint presentations.
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GoReact is a video assessment tool that enables students to practice skills and demonstrate competence, while giving faculty the platform to provide personalized, time-coded feedback.
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All A&T students, faculty, and staff have access to LinkedIn Learning and LinkedIn's Premium Career features at linkedinlearning.ncat.edu.
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Mediasite is the university's enterprise video solution providing resources for the capture, management and sharing of video.
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Qualtrics is a web-based tool used to create, manage, and conduct online surveys in support of teaching and research.
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Qwickly is a productivity tool for Blackboard Learn that allows faculty to interact with multiple classes at once.
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Qwickly Attendance is a robust course tool that enables faculty to take attendance that is automatically stored and graded in Blackboard.
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Respondus is a software that can be used to create and manage exams that can be published directly to Blackboard.
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Respondus LockDown Browser is a custom browser that locks down the testing environment within Blackboard Learn to help prevent online test-takers from accessing applications and websites on their computers.
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