I have seen many wonderfully coded pages in other courses which look extremely professional. Does anyone have access to an HTML guide for how to use the rich content editer?
@reedma ...
You might get several different responses here because every school that uses Canvas as their LMS (Learning Management System) does things differently as far as course design is concerned. Some schools have designed their own course templates "in house", and other schools have chosen to purchase external tool add-ons such as DesignPLUS from Cidi Labs which lets you design Canvas content with templates and many other tools so that your courses have a similar look and feel to them. Check out their Showcase page for examples: cidilabs – showcase.
@DrNufer (Sean Nufer) has a great website that he's created which contains many tutorials on things you can do with HTML to design course pages. You can find that website at: How to Canvas.
I'm sure there are other sources out there as well, and I'm sure that others will chime in. But, I wanted to share this information with you.
How do I get to the rich content editor to make a video to post for a discussion within the class?
Our district has a max score students can earn when they re-assess on something (like a quiz). Does Canvas have any settings to set that max score to allow kids to retake a quiz and not have the teacher go in and manually change the kids raw score to the max amount they are allowed?
I'm testing whether Mastery Paths can be used to give students early access to an item based on their score, while making the same item available to everyone else on a later date. Here is my setup: A 4-point assignment is the source for the Mastery Path. Students scoring 75–100% are assigned a Solutions item. The Solutions…
Faculty are wondering if they can make individual motifications from the Gradebook setting rather than having to go to the Discussions themselves to open up and recompute scores. We find where it adjusts for all students in mass but it would be nice to have that feature independently as faculty go to Gradebook to get an…
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