Exemplary Course Program

 
Welcome to the Blackboard Exemplary Course Program page. Here you will find a rubric to help you develop and assess engaging online courses, examples of courses rated as exemplary through the review process of the Exemplary Course Program, and information on how to submit your course to the 2009 Blackboard Exemplary Course Program. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact us at ecp@blackboard.com.
 
Exemplary Courses

2010 Exemplary Course Program Information

The 2010 Blackboard Exemplary Course Program is now closed to new submissions. However, we encourage you to download and use the ECP Rubric to self evaluate your course for exemplary design.  Please consider participating in the 2011 Blackboard Exemplary Course Program.  All program documentation is available for download.

About the Program

The Blackboard Exemplary Course Program began in 2000 with the goal of identifying and disseminating best practices for designing engaging online courses.  Using a rubric instructors and course designers are able to evaluate how well their own course conforms to best practices for Course Design, Interaction & Collaboration, Assessment and Learner Support. 

Meet the ECP Directors

Learn more about the Blackboard Exemplary Course Directors.

ECP Winners in the News

Sandra C. Haynes, Pasadena City College Visual Arts and Media Studies Newsletter

Storberg-Walker Receives Blackboard Exemplary Course Award

Cheryl Murphy, Liz Stover win Blackboard Exemplary Course Award

Exemplary Course Awards Ceremony

The 2009 Awards Ceremony was held at BbWorld'09 in Washington, DC

The 2008 Awards Ceremony was held at BbWorld'08 in Las Vegas.

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