Hello, A course that I am no longer taking and have finished from the previous semester is still on my canvas dashboard…how can i fix this?
Hi there, @BreyanaPaterson ...
This will depend on policies that East Carolina University has established for courses in their Canvas environment. I navigated the ECU website, and I found the following pages which have some contact information on the left-hand side of the pages:
Hopefully you'll be able to connect with someone about your courses to see if they can be removed or not from your Canvas view. Good luck when you have these conversations!
@BreyanaPaterson
In addition to what @Chris_Hofer mentioned, if your only concern is that the course is on your dashboard, you can remove it from the dashboard.
Go to your all courses page and click on the star at the left of the course you do not want to see on the dashboard. Only the starred courses show on the dashboard. You will still be able to go back and access the course(if necessary) from the all courses page.
here is the student guide page on changing the dashboard view
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