To add students to your course, follow these steps:
Although graduated students retain access to Canvas indefinitely due to PennKeys not expiring, access to particular Canvas sites depends on a two factors: A Canvas site is retained in the University of Pennsylvania’s Canvas environment for five years from the term during which its associated course was offered.
You can communicate with students using:
Click the "Add Users" button to add the users to the course. If you are not ready to add the user, click the "Start Over" button to go back to the previous screen. Canvas will automatically send the user an invitation to participate in the course.
How do I enroll in a course? Go to canvas.net and browse our course catalog. When you find a course you like, click the course tile to view more information. You can start the enrollment process by clicking the blue "enroll" button on the course details page.
Enrollments may be added by your institution's student information system (SIS). If an enrollment includes an SIS ID, you cannot add an enrollment to the course. Adding users through the Add People button is a course permission. If you cannot add a user to your course, your institution has restricted this feature.
Go to Canvas and select the class you wish to share the course with. Click Assignments from the left-hand menu. Click the + Assignment button in the top right. Click the Link to URL button above the description box.
If your Canvas admin has enabled self enrollment for your institution, you can enable self enrollment in your course. Self-enrollment allows a student to sign up for a course using a secret URL or code. Self-enrollment can be enabled for a course whether or not the course is publicly visible.
Adding People in Canvas A Teacher, Co-Teacher, or TA of a course can use the People page in Canvas to view and manage the people in the course. To add people to your course: 1) — Select People in your course navigation menu 2) — Click the maroon +People button. 3) — Enter the CNetID of the new user.
To add a UW Group to your Canvas course, follow these steps: Steps Actions. From within your Canvas course, in the course navigation, click People . On the right side of the screen, above the +Group Set button, click the gear icon and then click Add & Manage UW Groups. Enter or paste the UW Group you want to add.
When giving access to your course, it is important to select the appropriate level of access in order to protect students’ privacy rights. For course guests who do not have a clear educational purpose for having access to student data (names or grades), choose from the more restricted roles of guest teacher, ...
If you want to have additional instructors or TAs added to the course as official instructors of record, please contact your department’s Time Schedule Coordinator to have them officially added .
You can add multiple students at the same time, separated by commas. Choose the correct course section and make sure the role is set to Student. Optional. If you want to restrict activity so that students only interact with classmates in their section, select the Can interact with users in their section only checkbox.
Please note that shared UW NetIDs cannot access Canvas. To add or remove users from your UW group, use the UW Groups service, found at https://groups.uw.edu/. This is where you can create and manage UW Groups, edit the membership of the group or find institutionally maintained groups that you can use.
Generally, the guidelines mean that the University and its employees may not release or share a student’s educational records, or information from a student’s education records, unless it has the student’s written consent to do so. Some exceptions to this general rule can be found at FERPA for Faculty and Staff.
Add people via UW Groups. Google accounts can also be added to a Canvas course with a UW Group . If you have a group of instructors or cohort of students that are not officially registered for a course, but you would like them to be able to observe or participate, you can grant this access with a UW Group.