University of Toronto used to basically run on a homegrown curriculum management system called CCNet up until ~2006. Basically run by one professor on a CPU under their desk. Course notes, grades, that kinda thing.
I guess for future-proofing, the university moved to Blackboard. For a while, some courses were on Blackboard, others on CCNet.
We had a professor poll the class and ask which they preferred, and all 240 of us in unison said "CCNET!"
I still remember a quiz on Blackboard where the answer was something like "2" and it responded, sorry, the correct answer is 1.9999999999.
I guess for future-proofing, the university moved to Blackboard. For a while, some courses were on Blackboard, others on CCNet.
We had a professor poll the class and ask which they preferred, and all 240 of us in unison said "CCNET!"
I still remember a quiz on Blackboard where the answer was something like "2" and it responded, sorry, the correct answer is 1.9999999999.