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.
You are not registered for the course. Check the detailed class schedule to confirm whether you are registered for that course. 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.Aug 24, 2021
The Course Navigation Menu is a series of links on the left side of your course that help you and your students access different course areas.
Changes made to enrollments in the registration system (Banner) will be synchronized to Canvas every 2 hours - so expected at least a 2 hour delay before changes are reflected in Canvas.May 18, 2021
Publish is the way Canvas allows you to make your course available to students. Students will not see your course until it is Published.
Global Navigation deals primarily with the menu bar at the top of Canvas.
A course map is a detailed plan that helps both students and instructors understand what to expect from a course, and how to meet those expectations.
In navigation, the course of a watercraft or aircraft is the cardinal direction in which the craft is to be steered. The course is to be distinguished from the heading, which is the compass direction in which the craft's bow or nose is pointed.
Designing your course can be an exciting opportunity to organize and share information and engage with your learners! Consider the following when designing your course in Canvas: 1 Create a central space for students to access course materials (documents, links, activities, assignments, assessments) 2 Support student success by showing them how to get started, where to find due dates, grading information, and relevant tools 3 Make everything accessible for all learners (use formatting such as headers, alternative text for images, caption videos). See our Universal Design and Accessibility resources 4 Provide support information for all technologies used, e.g., link to a tutorial for Turnitin 5 Use the HSU Quality Learning & Teaching (QLT) Best Practices Guide to ensure a supportive and interactive environment for all your learners
Organizing your course materials can take shape in several ways. One of the main methods to organize/design your course is through Canvas modules or pages. You can use modules, pages, or a combination of both. Using Canvas modules provides the benefits of easy-to-create course set-up, easy-to-navigate for students, and consistent naming.
Course Templates are designed to help you set up your course by following best practices. Click on each of the templates below to look at them. If you'd like to import one of these templates to your Canvas course, go to the Canvas Commons and search keyword: HSU.
The HSU QLT Best Practices Guide is a compilation of learning and teaching research-based best practices that are applicable across all learning formats. Chat with an instructional designer if you'd like to learn more about QLT!
For both you and your students, the course navigation menu is your means of finding your way around your Canvas course site. However, the menu may not look the same for you and your students. When you view the course navigation menu of a site in which you are an instructor, you will note that some links are black, while others are light gray.
1. To begin adjusting your course navigation menu, click on Settings in the course navigation menu, and choose the Navigation tab at the top.
Once you have customized your course navigation menu to your liking, you can use Canvas’ Student View tool to look at your course site through the eyes of a student. This is an excellent way to make sure that your students will have access to the correct items in the course navigation menu.
If you need further assistance with customizing your course menu, or if you have any other questions, Academic Technology Solutions is happy to help. You can attend one of our walk-in sessions held in the TechBar of the Regenstein Library (see our workshop schedule for upcoming sessions), or contact us to schedule a consultation.
Click the Let students self-enroll by sharing with them a secret URL or code checkbox.
If you want to add an enrollment link to the Course Home Page, click the Add a "Join this Course" link to the course home page checkbox.
To delete all course content from your Canvas course: 1 Navigate to the course with the content you wish to delete. 2 From the course navigation menu, select Settings. 3 In the "Settings" sidebar at the right, select Delete All Course Content. You will be prompted to confirm. To proceed, click Reset Course Content, or click Cancel to cancel. 4 If you selected Reset Course Content, a completely new course shell with a new ID (the number following "https://iu.instructure.com/courses/...") will be generated. All users previously enrolled in the course will remain enrolled.
When you reapply the settings in your Canvas course, the settings and navigation in your course will be replaced with those in the default template. Reapply settings before you start creating or importing course content. If you apply it afterward:
Completely resetting your course is a two-step process. First, you'll delete the existing course content, and then you'll reapply the default settings for the course. You can opt to do either step without the other, but if you decide to do both, you should carry them out in the order specified below. Back to top.