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Create stronger collaboration experiences—before, during, and beyond group projects.
The Collaboration Development Activity Chain is a flexible instructional framework that helps instructors support collaboration, peer feedba...
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Hello Harvard is a DCE-developed tool that provides teaching staff with self-service options for setting up their Canvas course sites.
It includes a selection of DCE-vetted and approved tools. To access Hello Harvard, select Hello ...
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What to know
Announcement text from prior courses can be copied to current course and reused.
Links must be realigned to the current course.
Copying Announcements
Updating Links
Note
Images will...
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Created On: 07/09/2026
in Producers / Videography
Using the OpenCast Embed Tool in Canvas
Demonstration video for embedding an OpenCast hosted video in a DCE Canvas site
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Created On: 05/12/2026
in Faculty Dev. AI
Goals of this Guide
Outline a clear, actionable process for detecting, addressing, and reporting the misuse of generative AI.
Provide guidance on crafting transparent AI policy language for syllabi and assignment design.
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What to know
You can only see and use this feature after the assignment has been published and submitted.
Download Submissions
Step 1.
Click on "Assignments" in the course navigation m...
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What to know
Print a Canvas Classic Quiz to a PDF by selecting only the quiz content you want. This method keeps the output clean and avoids extra navigation elements.
Print Quiz to PDF
Step 1.
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What to know
Export your full gradebook as a spreadsheet for offline use, reporting, or record keeping.
Export Gradebook
Step 1.
In Course Navigation, click the Grades
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What to know
The Default Homepage Layout (shown below) will display on all new CANVAS sites.
Your existing layout will display when course content is copied from a prior CANVAS site.
Choose an alternative layout (opt...
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The OpenCast Self Edit Tool
How to use the Unpublish and Self Edit features in OpenCast to control the recorded video content that your students see
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