This guide is designed to help faculty and instructors integrate library resources and services into Canvas courses. Learn more at [http://guides.lib.fsu.edu/canvasintegration][1]! [1]: http://guides.lib.fsu.edu/canvasintegration ...
Yes, iClicker is a third-party tool that we are able to use in Canvas. For set up please see: * [iClicker Cloud: Instructor Overview][1] [1]: https://support.canvas.fsu.edu/kb/article/1294-iclicker-cloud-instructor-overview/ ...
At the course level you can update and see the different users and sections in your course, and you can modify the navigation of your course. You can also determine whether or not to use Canvas's new features in your course site by turning them on or off. See our [Instructors: Course Settings Options][1] article for mo...
Zoom is a great tool for facilitating synchronous communication with your students, especially for online courses. Though Zoom does not feature an "always on" course room, your students can still utilize their own FSU Zoom accounts to meet with one another to collaborate on group projects, form study groups, and more w...
Florida State University requires that instructors include up-to-date university policies and resources within their course syllabus. Canvas can make updating your syllabus to include the most current policies a snap! This article will demonstrate how to use the Design Tools feature within Canvas to quickly replace the...
Yes, you will be able to view your course just as a student would using the "Student View" feature. The Student View tool allows you to view your course as your students see it. However, please note that Student View does not differentiate between published and unpublished content and should not be used as an accurate ...
Before you begin: Be sure you have approval from your college/department (curriculum chair, department chair, college curriculum committee, dean, etc.) to add an online delivery method to an existing course. 1. Log in to the Curriculum Request Application ([https://campus.fsu.edu/curriculum][1]). You will see this...
In Canvas, we have found that the best practice for organizing your course content is to use Modules in much the same way that you would use folders. Prerequisites, Requirements, and lock-until dates can be utilized in Modules. Further resources: * [What are Modules for instructors?][1] * [How do I use the Module...
## Introduction Reminder: If any of your students have an extra time accommodation from the Office of Accessibility Services (OAS), **remember to review this [How to allow extra time for student(s) on a Canvas assessment][1] article to ensure your students will receive the extra time stipulated in their OAS accommodat...
Kaltura offers you the ability to view analytics for your course videos in a couple of different ways, depending on whether you are using the Course Media Gallery feature or simply sharing individual Kaltura videos via Canvas pages. Before reviewing your Kaltura analytics, it is important to note that there are some s...