Hello. A new student has moved in and I was wondering how to find the Join Code for creating a student account.
Hi there, @BradynTanner ...
Assuming that you are the instructor, here is a Guide that you can follow which will walk you through the process:
How do I enable course self-enrollment with a join code or secret URL?
Here is the Guide your students can use:
How do I sign up for a Canvas account with a join code or secret URL as a student?
I hope these links will be of some help to you. Sing out if you have any other questions about this...thanks!
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