Use the menu to customize the list’s name and decide if you want to copy or reset individual features in the list. Then select Rollover.  

*Note: If your course is still active, you will receive a warning. Users accessing the old list will no longer be able to view any changes going forward. Consider retiring the old list before proceeding.*

We now can see a Rollover successful message to confirm our new list is ready.  

Locate the reading list you wish to export through Blackboard or the Leganto login page. To begin exporting open up a reading list, use the three dots in the upper right-hand corner of the page and click on the Export option in the drop-down list.

Export options include:

• .lgn file, which is a Leganto specific format. Use this option so you, or any user who has access to the exported list, can import this file as a reading list
• Microsoft Word file, in a citation style of your choosing
• PDF
• Microsoft Excel file
• RIS file, which can be uploaded to My Collection by you or any user with access to the file
• EndNote format

Select your preferred format and download the file.

Once the list is created and opened, click on the three dots in the upper right-hand side of the screen and click on Manage Course Association to add this list to a course.

Alternatively, you can upload a list directly to your Blackboard course by opening Leganto in your course, scrolling down to “Upload a document containing an existing reading list” and uploading your .lgn file.

1. Login directly to Leganto or navigate to your Blackboard course and select a reading list

2. Select the graph icon to activate the lists analysis feature
   

3. Sections will be color coded by student usage: orange for 0-20% (Low), colorless for 21-50% (Medium), or green for 51-100% (High)

4. Close out the analysis feature by selecting the X at the bottom right of the screen

Login directly to Leganto or navigate to your Blackboard course and select a reading list. Select the Reports icon from the Leganto Sidebar on the left hand side of the screen under ‘Find Lists’.

You will now see a few tab options to view different types of reports.

Analysis Tab:

The analysis tab lets you view overall reading list usage and a weekly breakdown.

1. Using the dropdown boxes, you can select which course and reading list you would like to view (you may have to zoom in or out of your browser to get a full view)
   

2. Usage information includes number of full-text views, number of comments, number of items marked as read, and number of likes

Usage Tab:

The usage tab provides a detailed analysis of student usage for each list.

Some of these categories include:

1. Total citations in that list

2. Mobile device activity

3. Activity Score - tells you the average percent of citations interacted with by each student

   1. For example, an Activity Score of 50%, means the average student interacted with half of the total citations in the list

The lower section allows you to view the week-by-week trends of the reading list. Select a course list to further see analysis by section

Inactive Tab:

This tab will let you view reports of courses that are not currently active for your students

Exporting to Excel:

1. Select the gear icon at the top right of the page

2. Select export to Excel

   1. You have the option of exporting the page you are on or exporting the entire dashboard