Introduction

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First Heading

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1. Write 

2. Your

3. Steps

Second Heading

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1. Write 

2. Your

3. Steps

  4. If you have to restart numbering, you will need to do it manually. 

  5. This is very frustrating because the minute you type a number, it wants to treat it as a number, but you just have to fiddle with it.

  6. When you are mentioning something that a person clicks on a screen, it is always bolded. Example: Click Send to deliver your message. Students will receive a notification about the new message within the Blackboard Ultra platform. 

 7. The rule of thumb is tell em what you are going to tell em, tell em, and then tell em what you told em. Example: Here is why you should click this. Here is how you click this. Here is what happens when you click this. 

Sub-Heading

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See Also

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