How to Publish Your Course in Canvas
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A common feature in Canvas is the gray/green icon that indicates whether or not an item is published and thereby visible to students. Most items an instructor creates in their Canvas course (files, assignments, pages, modules, etc.)
The Canvas course site is not yet published by the instructor. A course site isn't visible to students until the instructor manually publishes the Canvas site. If the semester/term has already started and you are definitely registered for the course, contact your instructor and ask them to publish the course.
[back to top]Publish/Unpublish a Course Select the course you'd like to publish directly from the admin sidebar, or click View All to see all courses you've created. In the course's Information area, click the Publish Course button. To confirm, click the Yes, publish course button in the modal that appears.
Unlock a course To unlock a Canvas course after the term has ended: Navigate to the course you want to unlock, and from the course navigation menu, select Settings. After the page automatically refreshes, your course will be unlocked, and the course end date will be set to one month from the current date.
After you have added the course to one of the two worksheets, your enrollment will be processed in up to 2 hours. Check back after 2 hours to ensure that the course is listed on your Dashboard page.
You must publish a course before students can access it and its contents. Students cannot see unpublished courses and content. Publishing a course is a course permission. If you cannot publish your course, your institution has restricted this feature.
Step 1: Connect your domain to Canva On the upper corner of the editor menu, click Publish as Website.
In Power Apps Studio, select Save on the File menu (on the left edge), and then select Publish. In the Publish dialog box, select Publish this version to publish the app to all users with whom the app is shared.
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To access a Canvas site for a past course, please log into Canvas, click on the Courses tab, and then click on the View All Courses link. On the next page under “Past Enrollments,” you will be able to view your past courses. You can enter a course by clicking on its link.
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In the Course Navigation menu, click the Modules link. button at the top right to add a new module. In the pop-up window, give your new module a name (such as "Module 1" or "Week 1" or "Readings"). You may select the "Lock until" box to enter a date after which this module will become visible to students.
If you are an instructor for a course, you can publish your course in the Course Home Page sidebar or from the Course Setup Checklist.
In Global Navigation, click the Courses link [1], then click the name of the course [2].
A message will appear at the top of your screen confirming the publishing of your course.
If you need to unpublish your course, click the Unpublish button in the sidebar.
Support requests through the ATRC Support Center will give the fastest response time.
Unpublished modules are invisible to students. Modules control the entire flow of your course and its content. When you add items to a Module, please be aware that an unpublished module overrides the state of individual module items. For instance, if you add a published Discussion to an unpublished Module, students cannot view the Discussion on ...
However, they will still be able to see the Discussion in other areas of Canvas, such as the Syllabus and the Calendar, but they will not be able to open or participate in the Discussion.
Students cannot view unpublished module items as part of a published module. Learn more about managing assignments, quizzes, discussions, pages, and files. If you add a restricted file as a module content item, restricted files appear with a lock icon. Restricted files act as published files and can be viewed by students ...
If an item is published within an unpublished module, students cannot view the item on the Modules page but they can still view the published items in other areas of Canvas. However, they will not be able to interact with the item until the module is published.
Students cannot see any of the actions involved with published status, such as published and unpublished icons and setting icons. Students will only see published pages, which are posted in blue text.
As an instructor, you can publish or unpublish a page in a course. Unpublished content is invisible to students. Note: If you use Modules in your course and add a Page to a Module, please be aware that the state of the Module overrides the state of all module items. You may want to consider leaving Pages unpublished until you are ready ...
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.
Students cannot see any of the actions involved with publish status, such as published and unpublished icons and setting icons. Students will only see published assignments, which are posted in gray text.
As an instructor, you can publish or unpublish an assignment in a course. Unpublished assignments are invisible to students and excluded from grade calculations. You can manage the state of all assignments on the Assignments Index Page, or you can manage each assignment individually.