Helpful sets of instructions to get prepared for the new semester.
Steps to creating a version for Canvas or uploading your file to a dedicated place in Canvas for students to access.
Students will automatically be added to your Canvas course upon enrollment. The course instructor manually adds additional users to a course into any available role.
Learn how to import the course template from the Canvas Commons.
Here, you will find a thorough guide to help you become acquainted with Canvas and prepare for the upcoming semester.
Courses should be copied into a new, empty course shell when you want to use or repurpose previously created content including course settings, syllabus, assignments, modules, files, pages, discussions, quizzes, and question banks.
Add a Library Reserves link to your Canvas course menu.
Merging, or "Cross-listing" allows multiple course sections to be combined into a single course site for easier content management.
By default, your Canvas course is set to private and not visible to students. Once you are ready to make your course content visible, you must Publish the course to allow student access.
This article contains information on how to get started with Simple Syllabus, edit your syllabus, and connect it to your eLearn or Canvas course.
Canvas Teacher allows teachers to facilitate their courses on the go, inside and outside the classroom. This app provides quick access to grading, communicating, and updating—three of teachers' most frequent course facilitation tasks through Announcements, Assignments, Discussions, and Quizzes.
Instructors can set up Zoom class meetings inside of a Canvas course by using the Zoom integration. Students can then visit their Canvas course(s) to find the links to participate in live synchronous class sessions and access past Zoom class session recordings if the instructor has set up to record the Zoom sessions and has made those available.