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Blackboard

EDITORIAL: Go.UHCL’s failure spotlights UHCL’s ongoing issues

Editorial Board Sep 13, 2022 0

Technological disruptions are a normal experience at any institution, and while Go.UHCL’s impairment came as a result of the attack on QuickLaunch, Go.UHCL’s failure on the first day of classes represents consistent problems the university faces when it comes to situations that affect the community.

Go.uhcl experiences issues the first week of fall semester

Cesar Cardenas, Executive Editor Sep 13, 2022 0

UHCL’s single sign-on service go.uhcl.edu experienced a denial of service attack Aug. 22, the first day of classes for many UHCL students.

New Student Orientation

LIST: Top free apps for college students to utilize

Samantha Sincox May 29, 2019 0

Technology can become one’s best friend in college, so check out some of the best free apps for those in higher education.

Campus Life

From print to digital: Online course evaluations becoming new standard

Hope Janise Nov 19, 2018 0

The University of Houston-Clear Lake has been slowly transitioning to digital course evaluations. This fall semester that transition moves one step forward as the College of Human Sciences and Humanities implements digital course…

Commentaries

Examining Blackboard for errors and searching for solutions

Angela Zwolinski Oct 8, 2018 0

Blackboard can cause problems for students and faculty, but there are solutions to avoid the issues and have a better experience.

Campus News

VIDEO: Hawks remark on Blackboard technical difficulties

Raj Sheth Mar 9, 2015 1

Blackboard and the UHCL website was down during the week of Feb 20-24, 2015.

News Briefs

UCT Blackboard Announcement

Social Media Community Manager Apr 2, 2013 0

Microsoft has recently made available Internet Explorer (IE) 10 for Windows 7. IE 10 is showing up as an optional download for home users of Windows 7 and is installed on many new computers running Windows 8.

News

Log in, drop out

The Signal Sep 26, 2011 1

Flexibility may be the leading reason college students take online courses, but poor grade performances and high dropout rates tell a disappointing story.

Editorials

EDITORIAL: Making the transition to online classes

The Signal Sep 26, 2011 0

Education has gone digital. As of fall 2011, UHCL offers seven graduate programs, five under-graduate degrees and eight certificate courses fully online.