I am using calendar events in a course, and even after the date has passed, they continue to show up at the top of the Course Summary on the Syllabus page. Is there a way to make only future events or assignments show up on the Course Summary?
Thank you for including the screenshot, @dpchristianson. I can see how keeping old events on the page can feel like retaining irrelevant information. The Coming Up and To Do lists on the course homepage provide information aligned with your interest, and the Course Stream view also works this way. There is not an option in Canvas to hide past events in the Course Summary table, but you could propose that change to Canvas. Information on how to do that is on the page How do Ideas and Themes work in the Instructure Community?
Creating an idea does not provide an immediate solution to the problem you described, though it is a solution. I’m going to mark it as such and hope that our colleagues who have a similar question will benefit.
I was wondering is anyone has had issues with only specific students in a course not being able to access SCORM content? We have a student who gets a connection error (see attached image) when trying to access SCORM content. Other students have no issues. This occurs on any device, browser (incognito included) and any…
Screen readers seem to read out the LaTex and not the equation.
Whenever possible, I prefer to have my students take in-class quizzes and tests on their laptops. But to make sure that they do it in the classroom, I've always put a password on the assessment and then given them the password. That way they can't take it somewhere else on their own (or somewhere else, not on their own).…
I use Respondus 4.0 for loading questions to my pools in Bb and now that we have moved to Canvas, I want to load them to an Item Bank. However, to do this, I need to have them downloadable as a QTI 2.1 option. My options or limited. #1 I can load to a Classic Quiz which my university does not prefer, download the questions…
Known issue - headings Just wanted to note that this known issue is described as 'styling', when it is actually an accessibility issue. Headings are structure on the page and essential for users who rely on screenreaders.
