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How can I use third-party tools for teaching?

Back to technology tutorials In this article What is the Digital Learning Environment? What third-party tools are available to use in my Canvas…


Use the Canvas-Google integration

Back to Canvas TutorialsThe Canvas-Google integration (LTI 1.3) allows users to login to Google from Canvas. Instructors can create Google…


Waitlisted students in Canvas

Back to Canvas TutorialsStudents who register for a course waitlist are now admitted to Canvas courses as Observers during the add/drop period. This…


Create a Google Assignment

Back to Canvas TutorialsWith the Google Assignment external tool, students can either create a Google file (Doc, Sheet, or Presentation) to submit,…


See a student view of Grades

Back to Canvas TutorialsThe Student View button is not active in the Canvas Grades area. To see your gradebook as a student does, you need to select…


Set up your gradebook

Back to Canvas tutorials In this article Why should I use Canvas Assignments and the Gradebook? How do I set up my gradebook properly? 👋 Contact…


Canvas media recorder troubleshooting

Back to Canvas tutorials In this article Check your browser Check your operating system 👋 Contact SupportCanvas Media Recorder TroubleshootingWhen…


Recover deleted Canvas items

Back to Canvas TutorialsIf you accidentally delete an activity or page in Canvas, there is a way to check and see if it can be retrieved. This will…


Add an extra credit question to a New quiz

Back to Canvas tutorials In this article How do I create a New Quiz with an extra credit question in Canvas? How do I grade extra credit quiz…


Add an extra credit question to a Classic quiz

Back to Canvas tutorials In this article How do I create a classic Quiz with an extra credit question in Canvas? How do I grade extra credit quiz…


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