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Jessica Pryor – Counseling

Pryor's course site utilizes a unique homepage with icons providing students easy visual access to course materials. She also uses discussion boards.

Benay Stein – Spanish

Stein’s course site uses an inviting home page, well-organized modules, and frequent announcements to help students find material.

Andrew Rivers - Astronomy

Each week has its own page complete with learning objectives, lecture and study materials, links to diagrams, discussion questions, etc. River’s site design allowed him the flexibility to use Canvas in the classroom.

Casey Evans – English

Evans' course site is organized with pages, allowing for a visually appealing, fluid structure for the course.

Marianne Hopman – Comparative Literature

Hopman makes use of a simple home page to clearly show students how to find information in the course.

Alyssa Dyar – SESP

Dyar’s course site is a clear, concise template used by many SESP faculty to help set up their courses. Course site details:

Laura Brueck - English

Brueck includes an innovative virtual museum of student projects in her course.

View Pages

Pages is designed to open to the front page for the course, if there is a front page selected. To select a page from the Pages Index, click the View All Pages button.

Edit Page Settings

You can decide who can edit the page by selecting the Users allowed to edit this page drop down menu [1]. Options include only teachers, teachers and students, or anyone. The Anyone option only applies to users who are enrolled in the course.

Save and Publish

If you are ready to publish your page, click the Save & Publish button [1]. If you want to create a draft of your page, click the Save button [2].