Emily Corse
Canvas: download, mark, and re-upload student submissions from Assignments
IMPORTANT: Most instructors will NOT need these instructions. Usually, it is much easier to do all your grading: annotations, grades, comments (text, audio, or video), rubrics, and attachments with the SpeedGrader tool in Canvas. The process below is for instructors … Continue reading
Canvas: upload document to Syllabus tool
last updated The easiest and most useful way to share your class syllabus with your students is to use the Canvas Syllabus tool, providing both a link to the document (for downloading and printing) and an “automatic preview” so the … Continue reading
Canvas: control student access to your Canvas course
last updated Two important factors affect the availability to students of all Rutgers Canvas course sites. Are the course site Start and End dates correct? Is the site published? At Rutgers, all Canvas courses follow our official “term dates” for … Continue reading
Canvas: share a quiz with another instructor
If you create a Canvas quiz for your course, you might want to share it with another instructor to use in their Canvas course. The simplest way to do that is to 1) export the quiz from Canvas to your … Continue reading
Canvas: can students alter their own grades?
No. However, Canvas includes a feature for students that allows them to test “What-If” scenarios on their course grades. They can test different scores for upcoming or previously submitted assignments, to calculate what kinds of scores they’d need to earn … Continue reading
Canvas: add new grade column
Of course, there are many ways to add new gradable items to your Canvas site. In this case, you’ll be adding a column where you can enter numeric grades for an IN-CLASS quiz or assignment (in other words, not an … Continue reading