Combining Sections The process of combining two Canvas sections is called Cross-Listing. It removes the roster from one section of Canvas and puts it on another. The WFU Canvas site has detailed instructions on Cross-Listing here. Copy old course content You can copy content […]
There have been some changes to Canvas this summer. IS has already provided information on the Announcements and Discussions redesign on their Canvas site. New Assignment Interface Change One change causing some confusion is a change in creating a new Assignment. The Assign To […]
Grackle can scan your Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides and improve the accessibility and usability of them, reducing the chance that you’ll have to edit them in response to an accommodation request. You can also export your project to use it outside of Google. Read more to see how you can optimize your Google Sheets, then export them for use in Canvas.
You are teaching multiple sections of the same course this semester and would like to merge these sections under one course shell. Canvas allows you to easily combine multiple sections into one course site. ********In Canvas, the term for combining sections is referred to as cross-listing.******** 1. […]
Cross-Listing sections in Canvas is the process for combining the rosters of two separate Canvas courses into a single course. Basically, you tell Canvas to remove the roster from one course and put it in another Canvas course. Jeff Nichols wrote out a
Hiding Grades in “Classic” Quiz Make sure the quiz is published Find the grade in the grade book Click on the 3 button menu in the upper left of the quiz Choose Grade Posting Policy Change the policy from Automatically to Manual ***Please note that […]
Hypothesis allows you and your students to have a shared conversation on a website or PDF, using annotations. Thanks to the Canvas-Hypothesis integration at Wake, you and your students do not have to create a Hypothesis account when using it inside of a Canvas course. […]
