Course shells for Spring ’26 are now available in Canvas. If you are reusing content from prior semesters for your…
Author: John Willingham
Using Graded Surveys In Canvas for Task Tracking
Instructors sometimes ask us if there is a way to create Canvas assignments that are automatically graded and marked as…
Save Time Building Your Canvas Courses by Using the Multi-Tool
The Multi-Tool is a set of 4 tools available in Canvas that provides some very useful time-saving features. You can…
Understanding How to Restrict Students’ View of Quiz Results In New Quizzes
We have received emails from instructors stating that the settings for restricting student quiz results in New Quizzes is not…
New Quizzes Transition – Spring ’24
Since the beginning of Spring ’24, Canvas’s New Quizzes tool has been available in all OPUS course shells in Emory’s…
Getting Your Courses Ready for Spring 2024
Instructors at Emory have access to a wealth of learning technologies and the Teaching and Learning Technologies team is here…
Introducing the Canvas Designers Group
A call for participants to join a new group for Emory instructors and course designers who wish to level-up their…
Adding An Anonymous Comment Box In Canvas
Students sometimes have questions or concerns about a class that they are reluctant to share publicly. One of our faculty…
Creating Journal Assignments in Canvas
Canvas does not have a dedicated tool for journal assignments, but the Discussion tool can be easily adapted for this…
Introducing Studio, A New Video Engagement Tool In Canvas
Arc is a new video tool being piloted during the Fall ’18 and Spring ’19 semesters in Canvas. Arc provides a rich set of features for creating, managing and engaging with video in a Canvas course and is available to both faculty and students.