Kill Blackboard

I like that it's driven by students. And for those complaining about context, if you read the title and didn't immediately get it you're probably not in their target demographic anyway.<p>It is horrendous, but schools force it upon you. Thankfully at my university we recently switched to Desire2Learn (D2L), which is much better but still not great. I can not for the life of me print PDFs reliably from the Content sections.<p>If you guys are ever hiring, let me know. I'm also a central PA student, though not at state.

<i>Of course</i> complaining on Facebook is going to "kill" Blackboard - after all, that's the primary resource that administrators use when deciding what to buy. Really, there's no need to do something productive, like actually working on a replacement. (Or even just trying out one of the alternatives!)

I could have used some context in that page. For a moment I was thinking it was referencing actual black boards sarcasticaly.

People criticizing this for not being a replacement clearly miss the point. Their ARE alternatives and all users DO hate Bb but administrators choose it anyway... This can't hurt!

You want to kill blackboard? Build a better product. Make it easy to move blackboard data into your product. Support legacy hardware, operating systems, and/or browsers.<p>Snark &#38; $10 on a domain name isn't going to get the job done.