Is it possible to share an assignment I have created in Canvas with a colleague at another school without sharing the assignment to the Commons? If so, how?
Hello @KathleenBurch ...
Sharing the assignment to Commons would probably be the quickest way to share an assignment with a colleague at another school. However, if that is not an option, then you could export the entire course, send your colleague the export file, and then he/she could import the course into his/her own sandbox course to view the assignment from your course. Then, your colleague could copy/import that particular assignment from his/her own sandbox course into a course that will have students in it.
Do you think this would be a workable option for you and your colleague?
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