Steps to Publish and Unpublish Course Content in Canvas
Note: Once your course contains a graded submission, you can no longer unpublish your course. Under the "Course Status", click "Unpublish" to make the course unavailable to students.
Disable Canvas export course contentGo into Settings at the bottom of the left sidebar.Scroll to the bottom of the page and deselect the option for Offline Course.Check if this worked by entering Student View located on the top of the right sidebar. On the Home page, the Export Course Content button should be gone.
Published content in Canvas is indicated by a green checkmark as published status. Unpublished content is indicated by a gray circle icon with slash through it. The status of your course displays in the upper-right corner of your course's Home page. Your course must be published before students can access it.
To unpublish an assignment, hover over the published button for the assignment and view its status. If the assignment can be unpublished, the hover text will confirm you want to unpublish the assignment, and the button will change from green to red. Click the button to confirm.
Navigate to the course with the content you wish to delete. From the course navigation menu, select Settings. In the "Settings" sidebar at the right, select Delete All Course Content. You will be prompted to confirm.
Once student interaction on your course is no longer needed (only viewing), setting an end date will manually 'archive' your course and remove it from your, and your students', dashboards. The course will still be accessible in archive format by clicking on courses and viewing Past enrolments.
Within the content item, unpublished content is indicated by a gray circle icon with slash through it. You can easily switch between the two statuses by clicking on the publish or unpublish button.
To unpublish a module, hover over the published icon. The hover text will confirm you want to unpublish the module. Click the icon to confirm.
Publishing your course from the course's homepage A green box with the word "Published" means that enrolled students can access your course. Note: Published courses that have not yet been accessed by students can be unpublished (Click on image below to enlarge it).
Enter the student name or submission ID in the 'Search' box and it should then display that single submission. 3. Click on the three dot ellipsis under options on the right-hand side and select 'delete' then 'confirm'.
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Teachers have the ability to "unsubmit" an assessment that a student has already submitted.
On the My Courses page, select Details for the course you want to delete.Select Edit course details on the course details page.Select Delete course. You are prompted to confirm the deletion of the course.Select Delete course, or Cancel. The course is permanently deleted and no longer appears on the My Courses page.
View Concluded Course In a concluded course, instructors and students can access course content but can no longer participate in the course and the course is archived in a read-only state. Students may be restricted from viewing concluded courses.
Click the Account link [1], then click the Notifications link [2]. Now you can set your Notification Preferences for each contact method. Each notification is set to a default preference. To change a notification for a contact method, locate the notification and click the icon to set your preferred delivery type.
Go to Dashboards. Click on the dashboard that contains the card. Click on the wrench icon on the card. Select Delete This Card — this will delete the card and remove it from all dashboards.
In Global Navigation, click the Courses link [1], then click the name of the course [2].
Once your course contains student submissions, you can no longer unpublish your course.
Note : When you publish a Module, any unpublished individual module items will automatically be published. You may want to postpone publishing a Module until all module items are ready. Or you can publish the Module and then unpublish individual items as desired.
Most items created in your Canvas course (files, assignments, pages, modules, etc.) must be published before they are visible to students. In addition, the course itself must be published before students can access it. (See Publish a Course .)