In Google Classroom I can  switch over to the Student Work view and can see their work "in progress."  I see a thumbnail sketch of every students' assignment and can quickly see who is not very far.  ...

Many of our courses allow a student to take the course as a letter grade or P/F.  Currently, we have no way to account for this in the Canvas gradebook since every letter requires a percentage attache...

Hi Janie,Are you sure this is still the case?  Maybe  @kona ‌ can help clarify.  We have teachers using the decaying average but it seems to be calculating the most recently graded piece of evidence, ...

Hi All,We have already rolled-out Canvas in our district and are just looking to promote it more with a poster/meme campaign.  I have seen the posters offered in the Canvas Success Model but we are lo...

Here is a more detailed discussion about how the decaying average is calculated.  In fact, it references this thread as being inaccurate.Some key takeaways:Canvas does not use the due date (at all) wh...

Here is a more detailed discussion about how the decaying average is calculated.  In fact, it references this thread as being inaccurate.Some key takeaways:Canvas does not use the due date (at all) wh...

@Stef_retired The information is available if you dig but as a student, teacher, or parent I should see missing assignments at a glance, I shouldn't have to dig.  Students who have missing assignments...

Right now, when a student or parent clicks on "View Grades" it is a laundry list of courses with the final percentage next to each one.  This is not a very user-friendly view and often confuses parent...

Currently, if a student has missing assignments, parents can opt into receiving notifications on the app but if they are looking on the web version, they have to dig into each course to view see if th...

@kona do you know if this is a known issue the programmers are working to solve.