All your current, past, and future courses appear under the Courses page (click “Courses” on left then “All Courses” within Canvas). Since Auburn has no plans to remove Canvas courses, after almost seven years, some faculty may have numerous courses. The large number of courses can make searching for a specific course difficult.
Use the web interface, then click on the three vertical dots at the top right of the dashboard course card and change the color. 05-10-2019 05:54 PM Hi @152154 Thank You for your question. @James has provided you with an excellent explanation of how you can change the colors of those course cards on your Canvas Dashboard.
Although the color overlay can be completely removed by a user, best practice is to use an image that can display well behind a variety of colors. In Course Navigation, click the Settings link.
How do I add an image to a course card in the Dash... - Canvas Community. Open Course Settings. In Course Navigation, click the Settings link. Open Course Details. Choose Image. Upload File. View Image.
Change your Canvas course card Color & re-arrange your CardsIn your Canvas Dashboard, click on the three dots in the right corner of the course card.Choose the Color you would like to change the card to and click Apply.Your course card colors will change.More items...•
0:003:09Customize your Canvas Dashboard - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipAs you need to move a course higher in your list or further down this is accomplished by clickingMoreAs you need to move a course higher in your list or further down this is accomplished by clicking holding and dragging the course card to where you would like it to show up.
The Red Warning Icon [2] notifies you that the entered grade is not supported in the grading scheme. Canvas will also display an invalid grade warning message when an invalid grade is entered.
To change the Canvas color (The area outside of a document's boundaries), Right-clicking anywhere on the canvas and select any shade of gray that you like (from Black to Light Gray). To select any other color choose “Select Custom Color…“. You can then select any color that you want from the Color Picker that pops up.
0:291:28HowTo Customize Your Canvas Dashboard - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipThe way you choose your color is by hitting the gear icon. And making your selection.MoreThe way you choose your color is by hitting the gear icon. And making your selection.
Change Dashboard View To change your Dashboard view, click the Options menu and select your preferred viewing option.
When a course's events and assignments are hidden the color display in gray. Click again to display the events again. Each student also has a personal calendar as well. The colors associated with a course can be changed by clicking the three dots next to the course title.
Gradebook includes a default set of colors that indicate different assignment statuses. Blue indicates a late submission. Red indicates a missing submission. Green indicates a resubmitted assignment. Orange indicates a dropped grade.
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You can also change the color of your course, which is synced with the color shown for the course in the Calendar. To change the color, click the card Settings icon [1], then select a new color. The check mark indicates the selected color [2]. Click the Apply button [3].
On the Canvas menu bar, choose File > Settings. In the General section of the page, click the drop-down menu next to Canvas theme, and choose a color: Dark, Light, or Blue. After a few seconds the color theme for the entire Canvas development environment will change to the selected theme.
Choose a ThemeLaunch the Design Tools for Canvas.In the DesignTools menu, expand Create/Edit Content.In the Create/Edit Content menu, expand Choose a Theme.Click a theme to apply it to the page.Click Save to make the changes permanent.
Accepted images include JPG, JPEG, GIF, and PNG files. For best practice, images should be approximately 262 pixels wide by 146 pixels high. Images can also be added from Unsplash. All images from Unsplash are licensed under the Unsplash License. When added to a course, images display behind a color overlay in the course card.
Although the color overlay can be completely removed by a user, best practice is to use an image that can display well behind a variety of colors.