[ARCHIVED] Canvas in K-4

[craig_nicholls]

Hi all. We are a K-12 school with Canvas well a truly on the road to being embedded from 5-12. My next challenge is the effective use of Canvas in the K-4 space. What have people done that has worked really well to engage their students? We currently use blueprints with teachers also able to add separate content to their courses. Looking at using Canvas for reporting to parents in 2020, as we currently do with our 5 - 12 students.

The main areas that I am after advice on are:

• Course Structure
• Strategies for student use
• Effective LTIs for this age

Thanks in advance.

Craig

[Bobby2]

Hi  @craig_nicholls  great to have you in the Community!

Here's a great snapshot of Canvas with wee people Mrs. Park's 1st Grade Class & Canvas - YouTube  

I really like the reading log idea in this discussion How to use canvas with 5-7 year old children?  

I think assessment can be explored with younger classes in interesting ways Assessment and the Little People.

 @rachael_donalds ‌,  @kate_spencer ‌,  @isobel_williams ‌ and  @linda_powell479 ‌ what have you seen on your travels?

[craig_nicholls]

Thanks Bobby