Communicating with students pays big! Fortunately, Canvas makes it easy to do so right when it’s most needed - when you’re in the grade book.
In this short video, I show you how easy it is to message a group of students that they are missing an assignment. I even manage to give it that personal touch. Hope it helps.
In a face-to-face course you likely assign readings and assignments sequentially, one before the other. In fact, you probably do this reflexively.
Know that in Canvas, you can force sequential pacing in your modules. The following video shows you how to do this:
Sometimes we instructors fly: adding stuff, here; deleting stuff, there; that often we don’t think of the images in our arsenal that we did not upload to Canvas at the beginning of the semester. This video demonstrates how to “embed” an image that you haven’t uploaded yet without ever having to leave the very page you’re working on. It works. It’s here. Give it a click.
A quick video to demonstrate how easy it is to change the default “Announcement” settings on Canvas.
As you can see, there’s really not much to it. Changing the default “Announcement settings on Canvas is relatively easy. Go ahead, leave a comment, suggest a poser, and I’ll make a video. Thanks!
