To Explore the Interaction Between Lecturers and Students in Using Blackboard for Curriculum Development: A Case Study of University of Fort Hare

Thanks to Blackboard, a widely used learning management system (LMS), higher education can now employ blended learning strategies. It is now a crucial component of curriculum development, enabling instructors to improve their instruction and students to interact with the materials in fresh ways. This study aims to explore the interaction between lecturers and students in using blackboard system for curriculum development. This research leverages on qualitative method as the adopted methodology, using design science research framework approaches in having the opinion of lecturers and students on using blackboard technology as a tool for curriculum development. Therefore, the data collected is analyzed using thematic NVivo Software to analyze the findings of the results. The study results obtained include experience, feedback and support, and flexibility as the themes. The study’s findings suggest that instructors and students have a positive connection when using Blackboard technologies to construct curricula.

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Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice
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2025-04-11
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https://doi.org/10.33423/jhetp.v25i1.7600
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Education and Technology Integration
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To Explore the Interaction Between Lecturers and Students in Using Blackboard for Curriculum Development: A Case Study of University of Fort Hare

Oluwatosin O. Bamigboye, Palesa Makhetha-Kosi, Ellen C. Rungani, Vusumzi Funda
Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice
Education and Technology Integration
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To Explore the Interaction Between Lecturers and Students in Using Blackboard for Curriculum Development: A Case Study of University of Fort Hare

Oluwatosin O. Bamigboye, Palesa Makhetha-Kosi, Ellen C. Rungani, Vusumzi Funda
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Abstract

Thanks to Blackboard, a widely used learning management system (LMS), higher education can now employ blended learning strategies. It is now a crucial component of curriculum development, enabling instructors to improve their instruction and students to interact with the materials in fresh ways. This study aims to explore the interaction between lecturers and students in using blackboard system for curriculum development. This research leverages on qualitative method as the adopted methodology, using design science research framework approaches in having the opinion of lecturers and students on using blackboard technology as a tool for curriculum development. Therefore, the data collected is analyzed using thematic NVivo Software to analyze the findings of the results. The study results obtained include experience, feedback and support, and flexibility as the themes. The study’s findings suggest that instructors and students have a positive connection when using Blackboard technologies to construct curricula.

Journal of Higher Education Theory and PracticeVol. 25(1)
University of Fort Hare (ZA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 92%
Education and Technology Integration
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To Explore the Interaction Between Lecturers and Students in Using Blackboard for Curriculum Development: A Case Study of University of Fort Hare — Oluwatosin O. Bamigboye, Palesa Makhetha-Kosi, et al. · Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS