In order to save time and headaches at the end of the semester, we recommend following the steps below to ensure that your gradebook is set up correctly at the beginning so that it will be easier to use during the semester and your final grades will be calculated accurately. Use the links below to jump down to the inf...
_Please note: These directions are for **Turnitin LTI assignments only**. If your instructor used the new Turnitin Direct assignment option, then no digital receipt will be generated. In this case you will need to [follow the same directions for checking to see if a regular Canvas assignment was submitted successfully]...
# Why do I need to pay attention to accessibility? Accessibility ensures that all of your students are able to access your course materials and use them as needed. Legally, FSU is required to have both internal and external departmental materials be fully accessible so that everyone is able to access and use these mat...
Navigate this page: [Enable a Grading Scheme][1] [Access the Grade Upload Tool][2] [Validate Grades][3] [Students with "F", "I", or "U" Grades][4] [Upload Grades][5] [Final Approval and Submission][6] The FSU Canvas Grade Upload Tool allows you to upload your entire Canvas Gradebook into the off...
Canvas has a built-in web-conferencing tool called "[BigBlueButton][1]" that can be used for virtual lectures, virtual office hours, or anything else that would need synchronous interaction. [BigBlueButton][1] conferences allows up to 100 concurrent users at a time. You can record a conference, use the whiteboard funct...
Canvas has a simple and streamlined approach to entering content anywhere the Rich Content Editor is available (this includes Announcements, Assignments, Discussions, Pages, Quizzes, and Syllabus). The rich content editor is capable of embedding any YouTube or Kaltura videos, images, other media files, course files, an...
It is important that you enable and accurately implement a Grading Scheme in your Canvas course that matches the information you provide in your course syllabus. This is crucial because if your Canvas course grading scheme is not accurate, then your students will see a different final grade calculation in Canvas than t...
Use the following links to skip down to the specific information you are looking for: * **[Course Setup][1]** * [Basics][2] * [Course Design][3] * [Course Multimedia][4] * [**Graded Work**][5] * [Gradebook setup, use, and end-of-semester concerns][6] * [Quizzes & Assessments][7] * [Assig...
Canvas allows instructors to export and import the gradebook so that changes can be made in Excel. Unfortunately, both Mac and PC users have to avoid corrupting the exported file. Excel treats the exported file differently for both PCs and Macs, and both operating systems have separate errors that can occur resulting i...
Yes, you can use adaptive release settings in Canvas. In Modules, you would use requirements, prerequisites, and/or "lock" the module depending on the availability settings you would like related to the way in which students progress through your course. To use adaptive release settings for individual items, such as Q...
