Teaching Strategies for Digital Class Meetings
Digital class meetings are sessions that some or all students attend via Zoom or another virtual meeting platform. Such meetings may be recorded for…
Canvas Student Support and Syllabus Statement
OAI supports only faculty, but here are some ways for students to get help with Canvas. The Learning Center has self-paced learning resources for…
Growing with Canvas: Self-Paced Course
Growing with Canvas is a self-paced training course to introduce the main Canvas tools. You can self-enroll through the Canvas learning system.…
Key Things to Know about Your New Canvas Course
Canvas and D2L have many similarities and overlapping functions — but also some important differences. Here are some key differences you’re likely to…
Remote Lab Kit
Science labs often are either integrated components of larger lecture courses (lab sections) or smaller, self-contained courses. Either way, it’s…
Getting Started with Canvas Basics
Course AccessTo access your PSU Canvas account, go to canvas.pdx.edu. You will be prompted to authenticate with your PSU Odin name and password. This…
Discussions in Canvas
Discussions are threaded conversations on a single topic. They are asynchronous, which means participants do not have to be online at the same time,…
Using Canvas Modules
OAI recommends using Modules to develop course organization and navigation. Correctly using Modules simplifies navigation for your students. Modules…
Navigating Your New Canvas Course
Using any tool for the first time can be overwhelming. This guide can help focus your attention on what matters most when getting started with…
Easy Wins in Canvas
Here are a few popular Canvas features to be especially excited about. Appearance A simplified interface that streamlines course development for…