[ARCHIVED] Campus wide Canvas Course

[jdevine]

Is there anyone who is using a campus-wide Canvas course at the high school level? Our district is trying to establish some guidelines or best practices to help our campuses create this type of course. A few examples of what might be included are college and career resources, library resources (research/technology/digital citizenship), counseling resources, campus culture and history, etc. We struggle with having a campus website that offers basic information and a real need to go deeper and offer a course that uses modules to walk students through learning experiences. 

What are some of the ways you are using Canvas for this purpose? Would you be willing to provide examples of what you are doing? 

[awilliams]

Hi,  @jdevine . I think this is a great topic but since there isn't a single right answer I converted it to a discussion. Here are a couple of resources from the Community that might be interesting:

https://community.canvaslms.com/groups/admins/blog/2020/03/25/best-practices-for-large-courses-in-ca...