How can I write a division formula question so that the answer works out evenly every time???
Hello @KathyrnSmith and welcome to the Community. Are you asking for basic multiplication/ division questions that will have no remainder? I always worked backwards. I found two 2-3- digit numbers, wrote them down so I wouldn't forget, used a calculator to find the answer, and then put the product and one of the factors into the formula.
Have you checked in the Commons to see if someone else has made an assignment or a quiz with similar questions so you could import it into your course? This is a great way to not recreate the wheel. This link might help you learn about what's in the Commons. https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Canvas-Commons/What-is-Canvas-Commons/ta-p/1788
Yesterday, after much trial and error…I concluded the new quizzes matching choice options do not work as I expected, and have used with other LMS. I thought that I could provide students a matching choice quiz with multiple attempts that would report incorrectly answered matches on the first attempt, and display the…
I have seen documentation that says you must recopy your iCal link and resubscribe when you are enrolled in new classes, does this mean my iCal feed link changes each time, or do i just need to re-fetch the .ics file?
We use course pacing to manage due dates, because we run ~20 something courses each quarter and manually setting due dates would be a nightmare. Several courses have two core topics. We want to allow students to choose which of these they will pursue first. Is there any way to configure multiple course paces with different…
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Has anyone else had issues with an influx of duplicate users in Canvas? Ours is currently in the form of an email that already exists, becoming a new user - and not automatically merging with the user ID with the same email that also is linked to our SIS ID correctly as well. For example, user 1 is xyz@gmail.com without a…