Competency Based Education for Instructors

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CBE For Instructors & Course Designers

 

* Feature Previews are in active development, where feature updates take place outside the product's regular release cycle.

Course Pacing *Feature Preview

If enabled by your institution, you can use Course Pacing to define a pace in which students must complete course tasks. This allows students with different start dates to have the same time frame in which they must complete course tasks..

Notes:

  • The Course Pacing feature preview is in active development. To provide direct feedback about this feature, please post in the Course Pacing user group.
  • Course Pacing must be enabled in the course settings.
  • If the Course Pacing feature preview is not available in your course, the feature has not been enabled by your institution.

How do I use Course Pacing?

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Module Requirements

When you add requirements to a module, students must complete the defined requirements within the module before the module will be marked complete. You can require students to complete all requirements in the module, or have them choose one item to fulfill a specific requirement.

Depending on the module item type, requirements include up to five options:

  • View the item: Students must view the item.
  • Mark as done: Students must mark the assignment or page as done before they can progress to the next item. This option also synchronizes with the student List View Dashboard and completes the item for the student. However, this behavior is only supported when the item with this requirement is located in one module. Adding the same item within multiple modules is not supported.
  • Contribute to the page: Students must post a reply to a non-graded discussion or contribute content to a page (make sure students are allowed to edit pages in the course).
  • Submit the assignment: Students must submit an assignment, post a reply to a graded discussion, or submit a quiz. (Canvas does not allow you to manually enter a grade to fulfill this requirement; a submission must be made by the student.)
  • Score at least: Students must meet a minimum submission score. With this option, an additional field appears where you can enter the minimum score that students must earn. This option is available for all graded assignment types, and the grade must be posted in order for the student to progress to the next module.

Mastery Paths

The Mastery Paths setting can be managed in your course if the setting has been enabled by your institution.

Mastery Paths are based on differentiated assignments, which allows targeted learning activities to be assigned to different users and sections.

With Mastery Paths

  • Assignments are differentiated to individual students automatically
  • No additional work is required aside from grading student assignments as usual
  • The student’s score designates which conditional item(s) they are assigned as a learning path

Outcomes

What are Outcomes?

  • Outcomes enables the administration and faculty to track students’ progress as measured by pedagogical goals or desired outcomes.
  • Grading student work automatically collects and compiles data on student progress for the Outcomes.

How do I create outcome groups for an account?

How do I create an outcome for an account?

Outcomes: Learning Mastery Gradebook