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This setting alerts you when a student clicks a link to unpublished content, content with permission errors, or a broken link. Step 1. Click "Account on the global navigation menu and select "Notifications". Step 2. Locate "Alerts" ...
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We cannot create course sites before the Extension and Summer Schools have set up the course catalog and registrar system. You can create a sandbox site yourself by setting up an outside Instructure Canvas account and build out things ther...
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As an instructor, you have the ability to release content to your students at your pace. Unpublished Gray icons indicate unpublished content. Unpublished content exists in a “draft state” and is invisible to students. Published Green i...
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Last Updated: 08/23/2023
in Faculty Dev. 1. Share the Context & Purpose of the Reading: Add your personal instructor voice by annotating the reading pages to make the reading process more meaningful. Also, include a list of what readings are required and optional. Examples of...
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Last Updated: 01/12/2024
in Faculty Dev. IDW 2024 IDW Home Page Agenda: Online Sessions from Jan 8 – Jan 12 By participating in a workshop, you are acknowledging the following video release form Complete the anonymous feedback survey after attending a workshop (1 survey form p...
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Student View lets you experience your course the way that your students do. You will see only what you, as the instructor, allow your students to see. Notes: Each Canvas course has a separate Test Student account. Whenever you move to a ne...
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Feedback Fruits is a suite of peer review, self-assessment, and annotation tools that are easy to use in your Canvas course site. Watch this 15-minute highlight reel to see how Feedback Fruits operates, in both student and instructor views. Fill...
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The Course Emailer can be used to send email to an entire class or a class section using your default email client (like Outlook) instead of the built-in messaging system in Canvas. The Course Emailer also displays the individual email addresses ...
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Last Updated: 08/19/2024
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Teaching Your Asynchronous Students At Harvard’s Division of Continuing Education, we have courses in which all online students are synchronous and a few courses with all asynchronous students. We also have courses that have both asynchrono...
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Last Updated: 01/19/2023
in Faculty Dev. HELIX Classroom Logistics Before you leave home Plan your wardrobe so you will be able to attach the wireless microphone and transmitter pack to your clothes. You may want to wear a belt for the transmitter pack. Work with the A/V team They will help you get o...