Does anyone know if there is a way to signify that a course module has been completed by a student? For example, greying it out or highlighting it? Thank you!!
Hi @ScottStuccio
Are you a student or an instructor? If you are a student, then I think the answer is no unless your instructor has set Requirements for the Module, which will produce check marks. You also can use the little arrow at the upper left to minimize (close up) the Module.
If you are an instructor, you may find this guide useful:
How do I use modules to view the progress of students in a course?
Hi, I just started working with question banks which should be accessible for different course. Clearly, it would be annoying to rewrite a question bank. In this process, I noticed that a question bank can only be hosted in a course shell, in contrast to for example files which can be hosted on a user level. This is a…
I have previously been able to type systems of equations that displayed properly with the left bracket. My notes say that I typed: \( {2x - y = 5 \brace 6x + 5y = 8} \) But when I put that in, I get this in the question: LaTex: \( {2x - y = 5 \brace 6x + 5y = 8} \) I've also tried entering this in the html view and get the…
We are looking to take better advantage of the portfolio offerings. Currently, it doesn't appear that evaluation portfolios are ready for multi-semester updating at the higher ed level. But with showcase portfolios, how are other instructors keeping track that students have completed the requirements? Just through visiting…
It would appear that there is a new interface for speedgrader and the rubric is now defaulted on, rather than having the tab with the option to use the rubric. I do not use the rubric unless I am deducting points. That means that I do not need rubrics very often. It looks like I can opt for "show old speedgrader UI" and…
Hello, I have some general, technical questions about Canvas quiz and activity logs and their interpretation. I am trying to better understand how these logs work from a technical perspective and what they are designed to capture. I am not asking about any specific case. Specifically, I am hoping to clarify: What types of…
