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Maple T.A. Building Block

  • 09/01/04

Maple T.A. Building Block from Maplesoft (www.maplesoft.com) provides integration of the Maple T.A. online testing and assessment system with the Blackboard Learning System (www.blackboard.com). Maple T.A. Building Block gives students and instructors access to all testing and assessment functionalities of Maple T.A., while requiring a single login point to access both systems. Instructors also can create Maple T.A. assignments and tests within their Blackboard courses. In addition, when students take a Maple T.A. test, both Maple T.A. and Blackboard gradebooks are automatically updated.

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