Yes, you can remove a discussion, and you can remove a thread from a discussion. You can also allow your students to edit and delete their own posts. Further resources: * [How do I delete a discussion in a course?][1] * [How do I edit or delete student discussion posts in a course?][2] * [How do I allow student...
Yes, Canvas's grading history feature allows you to see who graded each item and revert grades for students if needed. The New Gradebook offers this feature for instructors to use. Further resources: * [How do I view the history of all grading changes in the New Gradebook?][1] [1]: https://community.canvaslms.c...
## FAQs 1. [How do I use/navigate Assignments in Canvas?][1] 2. [How do I create assignment weights?][2] 3. [What types of Assignments are available in Canvas?][3] 4. [What file types are supported in Canvas Assignments?][4] 5. [How do I create an assignment in Canvas?][5] 6. [How do I assign students diff...
In Canvas you will need to weight grades according to "assignment groups" (eg., "Discussions" is an assignment group). You cannot weight the specific assignment itself, but rather the category or assignment group that it belongs to. You can create new assignment groups as needed. If you want to weight an individual ass...
Canvas offers several assessment options. Please note, if you wish to use question groups and question banks, we recommend you create those question groups and banks before creating the quiz itself. If you are concerned about the security of your quiz, see [our recommendations for increasing quiz security to minimize c...
Yes, you can print student grades. 1. In the Gradebook click the name of the student whose grades you want to print this will show a panel of their information on the right side of your screen. ![][1] 2. In this panel you will click the student's name again. ![][2] 3. By clicking the name in the panel, Canva...
Yes, you can use adaptive release settings in Canvas. In Modules, you would use requirements, prerequisites, and/or "lock" the module depending on the availability settings you would like related to the way in which students progress through your course. To use adaptive release settings for individual items, such as Q...
When a semester concludes in Canvas, students are unable to go back in and submit future work. You can bypass this restriction for students who received an incomplete by completing the Manual Student Enrollment Form ([odl.fsu.edu/canvasenroll][1] when prompted to login, make sure to use your [email protected] email address...
Teachers (instructors of record) cannot manually enroll students into a course or development site in Canvas. All student enrollments are managed through myFSU Student Central (the Registrar). However, if a student needs to finish an [incomplete course][1] or if there is a situation where a Teacher wants a student to ...
In order to download all student submissions for an assignment, you will want to navigate to that particular assignment page. On the right side of the screen there will be a column of related items where you are able to select **Download Submissions**. If you would like to download all submissions from multiple assignm...