@jsowalsk @OliviyaCarter For breakout groups, Canvas has a Groups tool that’s super handy. You could assign students into teams, and they’ll get their own little workspace to collaborate—think...

Oh, for sure! I’ve done this before, and Canvas actually works pretty well for a mix of in-person and remote students... Here’s what I did.. I set up most of the orientation as self-paced, with videos...

Hey! Yeah I faced the same issue man when I was trying to track student progress in our orientation, but I figured out a few tricks that really helped.  So, there’s this thing called Module Requiremen...

@KristinLeonard1  Currently, Canvas doesn’t have a built-in feature that allows instructors to see which specific questions a student flags during an exam. While you can view details like the star...

Hey! Yeah, you can definitely let students see which questions they got wrong after finishing a test. In Canvas, there’s an option to show them the correct answers and which ones they missed, but it d...

@KristinLeonard1  Currently, Canvas doesn’t have a built-in feature that allows instructors to see which specific questions a student flags during an exam. While you can view details like the star...

Hey! Yeah, you can definitely let students see which questions they got wrong after finishing a test. In Canvas, there’s an option to show them the correct answers and which ones they missed, but it d...

Hey @LauraDiPietro1  If the LockDown Browser isn’t showing up in the Canvas menu, there are a couple of things you can try. First, check if your instructor has posted a link or instructions for do...

Ah, you’re in luck—Canvas makes this super easy! You can set availability dates for modules, assignments, or pages. That way, the content stays hidden until the date you choose, and you don’t have to ...

@jsowalsk @OliviyaCarter For breakout groups, Canvas has a Groups tool that’s super handy. You could assign students into teams, and they’ll get their own little workspace to collaborate—think...