This recording and accompanying resource describe how to:
Seamlessly incorporate material from the Pratt Libraries into your Canvas course,
Utilize Lucid, Canvas’s interactive whiteboard tool,
Include a custom link in your course with the Redirect tool,
Use the Canvas Mods extension for updated user experience,
and get started with Perusall, a social annotation tool for reading assignments.
Online collaboration is a critical skill for our learners. By leveraging Canvas’s collaboration tools, you can increase student engagement, facilitate deeper learning through peer teaching, prepare students for workplace collaborations, and encourage students to develop project management skills.
The recordings from the fall 2023 Getting Started with Canvas are included here on this post.
Click here to view newly recorded short videos to help you with Canvas LMS, on the following topics:
-Finding your course on Canvas
-Adding your syllabus to a Canvas course
-Publishing a course & using “Student View”
-How to use Modules to organize the files, assignments, and other information for your course
-Changing the left-side navigation of your course
-Creating a “Home Page” / “Welcome Page” for your course
…and more!
Recordings from: Getting Started with Canvas Spring 2022 Training Sessions During the Spring 2022 semester, we hosted a series of Canvas trainings, from an introduction
The Redirect Tool allows you to add external links to the left-side navigation menu within your Canvas course. This gives you and your students quick
How to move your course from Moodle (lms.pratt.edu) to Canvas Log onto Moodle at lms.pratt.edu Select Moodle course you want to export Click on the
