How do you report if your going to be absent.
@AngeloWhite ...
I would suggest that you let your instructor know that you will be absent from class. There's no way that I know of in Canvas to check a box or fill out something that would inform your instructor of your absence. Use the "Ask Your Instructor a Question" link in the "Help" menu along the far left-hand side of your screen to contact your instructor about this. Here's a Guide with more information: How do I get help with Canvas as a student?
Hope this helps a bit!
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