Reset Course Content in a Canvas Course
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To Reset Course Progress: Travel to the course that you would like to reset. Click on View Chapter Details and select any lesson. Click on Course Outline. Select the option to Reset Course Progress. Note: This action cannot be undone, though XP awarded on your profile will remain intact. See also:
Click Settings in the left navigation of the course. On the Settings page click Reset Content in right menu. A dialog box will appear warning you that this option is permanent. Click Reset Course Content.
To delete all course content from your Canvas course: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.
The following steps can be taken to restore content:Navigate to the home page of the Canvas course in question. ... Add /undelete to the link and press enter (Navigating to that link). ... You will see a list of Canvas content that can be restored. ... Click the restore button for the content you wish to restore.More items...•
Restoring Canvas course contentConfirm Content was not Deleted. If all the content is missing in the course, being directly deleted is unlikely. ... Check Course Activity in Admin Tools. ... Restore Reset Course. ... Use the Beta/Test Environment to Locate Course. ... Use the Instructor's Page Views.
Go to to Gradebook and click on the 3 dots next to the assignment name. Then click on Set Default Grade.
In Course Navigation, click the Assignments link. Locate the assignment you want to delete and click the Options icon [1]. Click the Delete link [2]. Confirm the deletion by clicking the OK button.
In Canvas, deleted pages, files, and announcements can be recovered by typing "/undelete" after your course URL. This will bring up a Restore Deleted Items page, which will include a list of recent restorable items.
Note that you can't see what they've deleted, nor what the edited post used to say, only that the post has been edited or deleted. If you haven't disabled editing and are trying to use the setting that requires students to post before seeing the postings of others, students may be able to circumvent your intentions.
Have you ever accidentally deleted an Assignment, Discussion, Module, File, etc.? You may be able to recover it! Click on the Home button of your course and type /undelete at the end of the course URL in the address bar. (see example below) Click the Restore button next to any item you wish to restore to the course.
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'.
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.
Courses are not deleted from an account unless done so by you or another user at your institution.Open Settings. In Course Navigation, click the Settings link.Permanently Delete Course. Click the Delete this Course link. ... Delete Course. Click the Delete Course button. ... View Confirmation. View the confirmation message.
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