How do I export my ohm course items?
Jul 08, 2021 · Step 1: Contact your Blackboard support team to confirm whether the Lumen OHM LTI Tool has been configured. If not, use this form to submit an LTI request, and give your Blackboard team advance notice that Lumen will be reaching out to configure Global LTI. Step 2: In the meantime, prepare your OHM course. Configure the content, modify assessment …
How do I export a Blackboard course to my LMS?
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