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The document discusses adding buttons and links to a Blackboard course to strengthen online learning. It recommends adding buttons through the Course Options menu in the Control Panel to give students access to additional content areas and resources. These additions provide novelty, opportunities for practice and authentic communication outside of class, as well as familiarize students with computers and online resources, preparing them for future e-learning.
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