The [Canvas Community website][1] contains information on all things Canvas. Though we maintain our own FSU Canvas Support Center website and are continually adding content that we think our FSU users will find helpful, you may wish to use the Canvas Community as well. The content you'll find in there includes blog pos...
In Canvas items can be course copied on the individual item level rather than just entire areas in your course site. However, enrollments are not transferred over to your new site in a Course Copy. Further resources: * [How do I copy content from my old Canvas course or Canvas development site into my new Canvas s...
Yes, you do have the ability to shift events/dates in a course copy. Further resources: * [How do I adjust events and dates in a course import?][1] [1]: https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-6435 ...
This guide is designed to help faculty and instructors integrate library resources and services into Canvas courses. Learn more at [http://guides.lib.fsu.edu/canvasintegration][1]! [1]: http://guides.lib.fsu.edu/canvasintegration ...
Yes, iClicker is a third-party tool that we are able to use in Canvas. For set up please see: * [iClicker Classic: Instructor Overview][1] * [iClicker Cloud: Instructor Overview][2] [1]: /kb/article/909-iclicker-instructor-overview [2]: https://support.canvas.fsu.edu/kb/article/1294-iclicker-cloud-instruc...
At the course level you can update and see the different users and sections in your course, and you can modify the navigation of your course. You can also determine whether or not to use Canvas's new features in your course site by turning them on or off. See our [Instructors: Course Settings Options][1] article for mo...
## What do my students see? Your students will never see an accessibility score for your course materials. Students see a menu to the left or right of your documents. From this menu, they can select **Alternative formats** (such as HTML, ePub, electronic braille, audio, and [more alternative format options][1]) to do...
Zoom is a great tool for facilitating synchronous communication with your students, especially for online courses. Though Zoom does not feature an "always on" course room, your students can still utilize their own FSU Zoom accounts to meet with one another to collaborate on group projects, form study groups, and more w...
Although proctored exams are a common means of assessing student learning, these alternatives are worth considering: ## Open-book, take-home exams delivered and scored by Canvas This method can be especially effective if high-stakes exams are replaced with or broken up into multiple, lower-stakes tests. When question...
Florida State University requires that instructors include up-to-date university policies and resources within their course syllabus. Canvas can make updating your syllabus to include the most current policies a snap! This article will demonstrate how to use the Design Tools feature within Canvas to quickly replace the...