Posts relating to Canvas.
The Canvas gradebook allows you to create quick email lists of students who don’t complete an assignment or score below a certain threshold. You can do the same but at… Continue reading "Message Students by Overall Course Grade in Canvas"
Now, more than ever, it’s important that we encourage executive functioning in our students. Thankfully, Canvas has a number of features that can help facilitate these skills. For many people, a… Continue reading "Using Canvas Modules as Checklists for Students"
There are many ways to share information with students through Canvas. One strategy that is easy and seamless is to allow students to annotate over documents in Canvas. This allows… Continue reading "Edit PDFs in Canvas Assignments"
This is an extension on our last post about Canvas features you’re (probably) not using yet. It’s so good that it needed it’s own post this time around. Did you… Continue reading "Canvas Bonus Tip: Save Frequent Comments"
It’s okay though. That’s why we’re here. Canvas is so full of functionality, it’s easy to miss some of the more helpful options and tools. In this post, we have… Continue reading "Five Features in Canvas You’re (Probably) Not Using Yet"
It’s cold outside, but Canvas has some 🔥🔥 updates this month that we wanted to briefly outline. The updates this month provide two new tools that you can try out… Continue reading "January Canvas Updates"
The Canvas SpeedGrader works well in general, but it can take a lot of clicks to get a score into the books. We’ve added some customizations to the SpeedGrader that… Continue reading "Speedy SpeedGrader"
Mastery Paths is a tool in Canvas which automatically assigns tasks to students based on previous work. This allows for quick differentiation and helps meet and close student gaps by… Continue reading "Managing Mastery Paths"
A simple improvement you can make to your Canvas courses is to add a header image to your home page. It makes the course more inviting and helps it stand… Continue reading "Create a Class Header for Canvas"
Speaking helps us reinforce our thoughts. If we can communicate what we're thinking, we open up possibilities to challenge our schema and solidify ideas.
You could consider this part 2 of using Outcomes in Canvas. Missed part 1? Go back and look at how to find them. Learning Outcomes can help students understand why… Continue reading "Using Learning Outcomes in Canvas"
Identifying learning objectives in assignments can help make the process more transparent for students learning and for you as you assess their learning. Canvas gives you the option to add… Continue reading "Learning Outcomes are Already in Canvas"