-: So, initially, I went through my Blackboard course,
to kinda figure out which items I wanted to keep
and which items I didn't want to keep.
And once I had that figured out,
I just went straight to Canvas and just created Module One,
and just went through it piece by piece by piece by piece,
and I think what works best for me, before I even,
which is another option, I lied, before I even...
I can't remember the term that they use,
but when you show the information to your students,
so that it's, published, is the word.
I like that it's not published initially,
and that you can go through and just
kinda tweak some things if you need to
before you published, or, even now,
I have a link that I uploaded,
and for some reason it's not working anymore,
and so I just went through and unpublished it,
just like that, and students have no idea
that it wasn't even in there initially.
And so I just like the ease of that.
As I've said it before,
just transitioning from Blackboard to Canvas has,
it was a really easy transition for me.
I don't know how it's been for other people, but
I'm kinda technology-savvy, I would say,
and so, just being able to start over, brand-new, and then,
redesigning my course a little bit to make it
fresh, I guess,
for a new learning management system as well.