IntelliBoard is a powerful reporting and analytics tool that integrates with our Learning Management System (Blackboard) to help faculty track student activity, monitor engagement, and identify early alerts. It provides easy-to-read dashboards and data visualizations to support student success and informed decision-making. This guide walks you through how to access IntelliBoard through Blackboard.

Logging in

1. Navigate to cvcc.blackboard.com or click the Blackboard icon from the my.cvcc.edu page.
2. Login to Blackboard using your CVCC email address and password.
3. Click Tools on the left navigation menu.
4. Click Intelliboard Next

5. The first time you attempt to access Intelliboard, you will need to accept the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.

5. Click the green Accept button beside each Policy to accept the policies and proceed to the dashboard.

Instructor Dashboard

Once you access IntelliBoard Next, you’ll land on the Instructor Dashboard, which gives you an at-a-glance view of student activity across your Blackboard courses. This dashboard helps you identify students who may need additional support or deserve a shoutout for outstanding engagement. You’ll also find tools for tracking logins, participation, grading activity, and more. It’s a powerful way to monitor course health and stay ahead of potential issues before they become barriers.

Available Reports

The list below highlights some of the commonly used reports available on the IntelliBoard dashboard. This list is not exhaustive and may change as new reports are added or updated. As an instructor, you’ll only see data for the courses you are assigned to in Blackboard. The dashboard is personalized, so any reports or student activity you view will be limited to your own classes and students. This ensures that sensitive information stays protected and aligned with FERPA guidelines.

• Needs Grading (By Assignment) — This report shows how many student submissions are waiting to be graded for each assignment in your courses. It’s designed to help you easily track grading progress and stay on top of pending feedback.
• Date of First Attendance — This report shows the date of the first submission of each student in each course in your division. This is meant to help you recognize students at risk of being withdrawn and being removed.
• Learner Course Progress Monitoring — This report shows the academic health of each student in each active course in your division. This is meant to help you recognize students who have below-average grades, gaps in submissions, or low time spent and activity in their courses.
• Instructor Activity Summary — This first report shows the overall course load and Blackboard activity of each active course in your division. This is meant to help you recognize instructors who may have imbalances in course loads, low time spent in Blackboard, or backlogs in ungraded assignments.