Overview
This guide outlines the login process, multi-factor authentication setup, and essential technical requirements for accessing Rasmussen University's Blackboard online learning system.
Blackboard Login Process
- Access Blackboard via the Main Login page or a local login with your username and password.
- Third-party sign-in is available through Rasmussen ADFS.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Setup
- Download and install an authenticator app (Microsoft Authenticator, Google Authenticator, or Authy) on your phone.
- Use the app to scan the provided image or copy the security key.
- Enter the 6-digit temporary code from the authenticator app to link it to your account.
- MFA will be required when logging in, especially on unfamiliar devices.
Technical Requirements & Support
- Ensure your system meets all technical requirements for online courses using the provided links.
- Access quick start guides and browser tests via the linked resources.
- For technical issues, use the chat feature, call classroom support at 833-606-1909, or email [email protected].
Privacy, Cookies, and Terms of Use
- Blackboard collects and uses necessary personal data to operate the platform on behalf of Rasmussen University.
- Cookies are required for core platform functionality; review Blackboardās Privacy Statement for details.
- Using Blackboard indicates acceptance of Blackboardās Terms of Use.
Key Terms & Definitions
- Blackboard ā The online learning management system used by Rasmussen University.
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) ā A security process requiring both a password and a code from an authenticator app.
- Authenticator App ā A mobile application that generates time-based one-time passwords for MFA.
Action Items / Next Steps
- Set up your authenticator app and complete the MFA process.
- Review the technical requirements and test your browser before starting online courses.
- Read Blackboardās Privacy Statement and Terms of Use.