Good Evening,
I am implementing my module tomorrow and I am not sure how to share it with the 10 students. I could send a link to their email or write the credentials on the board and let them find it, but I am not sure how.
Please Help!
Hello @AnneNoble-Custe ...
I'm not sure what you mean by "share my module with students". When you build your course in Canvas, you can build all your content on your "Modules" index page. (Make sure that all your modules are "published" and that the content within those modules is also "published".) Then you'll also want to make sure that your course is also "published" so that all your students can access the course content.
I would also suggest that you review these video tutorials:
Also, Ashlee Espinosa has a great set of videos on YouTube that might be of interest to you that are all about setting up your Canvas course(s). Here's a link to all of them:
Canvas LMS Tutorials for Online Teaching - YouTube
I hope some of these links will be helpful to you! Sing out if you have any questions.
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