My instructor wants me to schedule an appointment with her. I can select the instructor, the date, and the day. I cannot actually book the appointment.
Hi @CatherineSwink , are there appointment slots published by the instructor? I think you should be able to select the date and submit it after your instructor has published the available appointment slots.
Hello @CatherineSwink
Thanks for posting this in the global Canvas Community!
For the appointment, do you know if your instructor set up appointment groups in the course calendar? If so, THIS guide goes over how to sign up for scheduled appointment slots. If you are not seeing this option, you might need to reach out to your professor to see how they want you to schedule the appointment. Sometimes instructors will set up appointment office hours using third party tools such as Zoom, or MS teams.
-Colton
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