Is there a way for a Canvas Observer to view a list of missing assignments in currently enrolled courses?
Hello,
A good way to look for missing assignments is by clicking on “grades” in whichever course you are in. Here you will see a list of assignments and the grade your student received. If they did not submit the work, you will see MISSING.
How do I view the Grades page for a student as an ... - Instructure Community
The only way to view all of the missing work for all enrollments would be running API calls which can be difficult if you aren't familiar with that.
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