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Below are links to previously recorded Canvas training webinars. You may be asked to log in with your UTA credentials to access the videos in Microsoft Stream. If you have questions concerning the Canvas tools mentioned in the videos or access to the recordings, please send an email to cdetraining@uta.edu.
This session will provide a beginner's tour of Canvas. It will introduce you to the Dashboard, Course list, Calendar, Inbox, Help links, and Personal Notification Settings. We will also view a course in UTA Canvas introducing Course Settings, the Rich Content Editor, Announcements, Uploading a Syllabus, and Cross-listing (Merging) courses.
Modules allow instructors to organize content to help control the flow of the course. Pages store content and educational resources that can include text, video, and links to files. Help your students keep track of what they've done and haven't done by adding requirements (submit, view, mark as done, contribute to the page, score at least) to each content item in your course Modules. This allows the students to see quickly and easily what they have already done (for both content and assignments) and which items they still need to complete.
Create Assignments in Canvas. In this session, you will learn to create Assignments in Canvas and grade with SpeedGrader. This session will also help you create discussion board forums in Canvas, create group discussion boards for larger online classes, and grading student responses with SpeedGrader.
Create and manage rubrics in a Canvas course. Add rubrics to assignments, quizzes, and discussion boards to use for grading.
This session will help you create tests and quizzes using the New Quiz tool in Canvas by creating questions or adding questions from question banks. New Quizzes is the updated quiz tool in Canvas which includes new question types such as, Categorization, Ordering, and Hot Spot.
Add the Lockdown Browser to any Canvas quiz to add a layer of security to your exams. We will discuss the various lockdown browser settings, Respondus Monitor, and the new Instructor Live Proctoring feature.
The Canvas Grade book contains many tools that make grading and contacting students easier. Learn how to reorganize the grade book columns, email students from the grade book, automatically deduct points for late submissions, hide grades from students, and different grade book views and filters. We will also discuss using Canvas to calculate a final grade.
Studio is a communication tool that allows instructors and students to actively collaborate through video and audio media. This session will cover recording a video from your desktop or webcam, uploading a video from your computer or YouTube, adding Closed Captions to your recordings, and adding videos to your course.
Ally is a tool in canvas that provides guidance and tips to make your content accessible by providing feedback on the accessibility of your content and step by step instructions to improve content accessibility. Ally also provides your students with alternative versions of your files that allow students to choose the type of file that best suits their needs.
Unicheck is a plagiarism tool in Canvas used to verify the originality of student submissions. This session will help you add the Unicheck plagiarism tool to Canvas Assignments and understand the originality report it produces. Dan Moore, Associate Director for Academic Integrity, will join and speak about university policies toward student plagiarism.