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What is UT course?

Ultrasonic Testing (UT) Training Courses.

What is Canvas course site?

Canvas is a web-based learning management system, or LMS. It is used by learning institutions, educators, and students to access and manage online course learning materials and communicate about skill development and learning achievement.

Does UT Austin use Canvas?

Canvas is an open-source Learning Management System (LMS) that The University of Texas at Austin uses to connect instructors and students online. The Center for Professional Education (CPE) uses Canvas to create a virtual learning environment that enhances the in-class experience.

What is UT Canvas?

What is Canvas? Canvas is the centrally supported learning management system (LMS) at UT Austin. A learning management system creates an online presence for each course section in a given academic semester.

How do you login to Canvas?

To log in to a free Canvas account, open a browser window and enter www.instructure.com/canvas/login/free-for-teacher. Enter your Email address [1] and Password [2]. Click the Login link [3]. You will be directed to the free account page using your credentials.

What schools use Canvas?

As of today, Blackboard is used as a major LMS by only two Ivy League universities: Cornell and Princeton. In addition to the Ivies and most peer institutions, Canvas is used at the University of Chicago, Stanford University, and Northwestern University.

How do I log into my UT email?

Go to https://utmail.utexas.eduand select "Create an account". Choose "Sign up now!" and log in with your EID and EID password. Enter your desired email address, then choose and confirm your UTmail password.

Does UT Austin use Blackboard?

After using Blackboard for 13 years, UT professors and students will make the switch to Canvas, a new learning management system. Blackboard will be completely phased out by August 2015. Last school year, Canvas was implemented on a trial basis in some classrooms.Sep 18, 2013

Is Canvas LMS free?

Use Canvas For Free Whether you want to get to know basic Canvas features or need an environment to deliver courses, Free-for-Teacher gives access to students, parents, and administrators. Leverage the power of Canvas with a uniquely unlimited AND free environment for teachers and students..

What is canvas for student?

Canvas Student allows students to access their courses and groups using a mobile device. Students can submit assignments, participate in discussions, view grades and course materials. The app also provides access to course calendars, To Do items, notifications, and Conversations messages.

How do you use canvas?

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How do I create a canvas account?

If you don't yet have an account, you can set one up for yourself without an email link. To create your account, open a browser and type canvas.instructure.com into your browser. Note: You must have a join code from your instructor or institution to create your account.

What is an all course?

All Courses are courses that are part of the current semester or term. However, depending on access settings for a course, My Courses can also display courses that have not yet started or are unpublished. Active courses that are available to you are listed in blue text [1]. These courses have been published and include a link to the course.

What is participation in a course?

Participation includes submitting assignments and replying to discussions. If a future course does not include a link [2], the course cannot be viewed until the start date. Note: Some institutions may not allow future enrollments to display in the Courses page.

What is future enrollment?

Future Enrollments are courses that will be made available as part of an upcoming term or specific course start date. Future courses may be published or unpublished. However, some institutions may restrict you from viewing published courses before the start date.

Direct Access to Canvas URL

Some institutions will use a direct link to their Canvas account, which makes the Canvas URL easy to find. Hover over the Canvas link and view the Canvas URL, or click the link to be taken directly to the page.

Redirect to Canvas URL via Authentication

Some institutions may choose to have another domain redirect to Canvas, especially if the institution has an existing portal for student courses. You may have to sign into your institution's internal authentication system before accessing Canvas.

View Canvas URL

Hover over the Canvas button and view the Canvas URL, or click the button to be taken directly to the page.

Meet with Your Academic Advisor

Meet with your academic advisor in your college or school to discuss your degree requirements. This is recommended for all students and is required for many majors and departments.

Find Your Registration Time

Find your registration access date and times on your Registration Information Sheet (RIS). Update your contact information if it has changed.

Clear Bars

Check your RIS to see your bars. Clear any bars that prevent you from registering.

Need Help?

Meet with your advisor. Find your advisor’s contact information in the How to Schedule With an Advisor document or via the college or school at the links below. If you still need help after meeting with your advisor, contact the Graduation Help Desk.

Students currently enrolled at UT Austin

Using the Class Auditor Permit, speak with the instructor of the course to receive permission to audit the course. Digital signatures are accepted.

Non- UT Austin students, under the age of 65

Using the Class Auditor Permit, speak with the instructor of the course to receive permission to audit the course. Digital signatures are accepted.

Current UT Austin Employee

Using the Class Auditor Permit, speak with the instructor of the course to receive permission to audit the course. Digital signatures are accepted.

Open Courses

In Global Navigation, click the Courses link [1], then click the All Courses link [2].

View Courses

Courses are organized into All Courses [1], Past Enrollments [2], Future Enrollments [3], and Groups [4].

View All Courses

All Courses are courses that are part of the current semester or term. However, depending on access settings for a course, My Courses can also display courses that have not yet started or are unpublished.

View Past Enrollments

Courses under the Past Enrollments heading are courses that have concluded but are still available as a read-only archived course. Prior users can view course material and grades but cannot submit any assignments.

View Future Enrollments

Future Enrollments are courses that will be made available as part of an upcoming term or specific course start date.

View Groups

If you are enrolled in groups, the Groups section displays any groups within your current courses. You can view all your groups in your groups list.

What happened to my old Canvas courses?

Canvas Support has removed Canvas courses of past semesters from users' Courses menu and enabled date restrictions on past courses in Canvas to make them read-only. This prevents both students and instructors from making any additional changes to the site.

Why can't I access certain content in my old courses?

The read-only status affects your access to certain content in your old Canvas courses.

Why can't I enroll people in my old Canvas courses?

As with content access, the read-only status prevents you from editing your old Canvas courses, including any attempts at enrolling new people. If you want someone to have access to your old Canvas course, please contact Canvas Support.

Is there anything else I should know?

Yes! Please note that the read-only status for past courses does not affect the ability for instructors to copy old course content into new Canvas courses. Copying content from an old course into a new course occurs during the course-site creation process.

What should I do if I need help?

Please contact Canvas Support at athelp @humboldt.edu if you need assistance.