Find answers to frequently asked questions about UBlearns.
There are a few reasons why you may not see your course in UBlearns:
If you are a TA in a course, your instructor needs to manually enroll you.
The course menu may be hidden. To restore it, look at the left edge of your course site about half way down and click the gray arrow (Show Course Menu).
Edit Notifications Settings in two places:
The Digital Drop Box tool is no longer available; instructors may use the Assignment tool to manage student submissions.
Many databases are limited to UB students and they are set up to recognize the IP address or to route the user to a proxy site for authentication. Not all databases are compatible in this way with UBlearns. If you have the citation to the article, you will still be able to access it by starting at the E-journals page or the Libraries Catalog.
If you have trouble, ASK a Librarian.
Your instructor may have set this test to be taken only once.
Contact your instructor to request they reset the test for you. In order to try again, the instructor must clear your attempt in the Grade Center.
Once the test is reset, you can take it again.
This could be caused by one of the following:
Contact your instructor to determine the reason the icon of pencil and paper is showing. If necessary, the instructor can reset the test or assignment.
You can request access to past semester courses from your instructor. The instructions for your instructor are on Student Access to Past Semester UBlearns Courses.
By default, access to your course sites will remain available until the day after final grades are due for the semester. However, instructors have the ability to manipulate this date.
UBlearns grades are available until the first business day after grades are due for the semester.
This may not be the final grade for your course. Official grades are found in HUB.
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For assistance with the above, please contact the UBIT Help Center