Canvas offers powerful tools to organize the content of your course. In this session, you will explore how Canvas Pages can be designed to contain text, hyperlinks, images, multimedia, and other types of digital content. Using Pages to design your course can also make it more visually appealing, helping increase student engagement and allowing more […]

Canvas has many options available to communicate using text, audio, and video. During this session, you’ll learn about the features, options, and notifications of the primary tools you can use to post information, set up appointments, provide support, and facilitate interaction. Participants will explore Announcements, Appointment Group, Inbox, Analytics, Discussions, and Grades. Registration is required.

This workshop covers basic questions about where to find your classes, how to navigate the dashboard and your courses. You will learn how to move part or all of your course from one Canvas shell to another one, settings for the course, adding files and ways to manage how your students see the content. There […]

Canvas Studio allows you to record, edit, manage, and share videos—all from within Canvas. In this session, you will learn how to download your videos from Microsoft Stream and ReggieNet and deploy them within Canvas. You will also be able to import and embed videos from YouTube, Vimeo and from your OneDrive account. Registration is […]

Although Canvas does not have an equivalent application to ReggieNet Lessons, Canvas Pages can be used in combination with Canvas Modules to duplicate much of ReggieNet Lesson design. Rather than having to rebuild from the ground up in Canvas, this workshop covers a simple process for rebuilding much of ReggieNet Lessons in Canvas. The content […]