[ARCHIVED] Create a Simple Canvas Course

Renee_Carney
Community Team
Community Team

Howdy Instructional Designers Group.  We, as a Community, need your help.

We have a resource in the old community that is scheduled to be deleted tomorrow.  We have heard from other community members that it was very valuable and they would like to see a similar resource in the new community.  That's where you come in!

I have started by roughing up the old resource a little and now want you to take your editing wands to it.

     You can review the Create a Simple Canvas Course​ resource and add comments, or you can have at this Create a Simple Canvas Course - Google Docs

     I'll look at both in the next week to update the official doc!

There are two things to keep in mind with this document:

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First, the intended audience is the beginner.  What is the bare bones someone needs to know to be successful in setting up a course?  This is toes in the water material, not rolling in the deep!

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Second, KISS, Keep It Simple Silly!  Screenshots are great, however Canvas changes some with every production release.  Sometimes linking to an existing guide rather than taking a screenshot can simplify the update process in the future, not to mention it teaches people to reference the guides!

Thank you in advance Awesome Instructional Designers

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