Is there a way to make assignments upload to a Google Drive Folder when uploaded in Canvas? Each student would have their own specific Google Drive Folder. Thanks.
If you are using the Google Assignments LTI, documents are stored in a folder called "Assignments" and then subfolders named after the specific course. As the instructor, your course folder will show one folder for each assignment and each student's documents will be in there. That folder navigation isn't well documented in the guide, but here are directions to create a Google Assignment if your institution is using that tool.
This screenshot shows the problem I'm encountering everytime I try to view course videos on Canvas. Occassionally the videos can be played but most of time it's stuck on this status even after I sign in.
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Hoping someone can explain for me. We're using pacing to avoid manually dating regular assignments each quarter, but the dates I see are based on when the course was instantiated, while students see dates based on when they were added to the course by [backend software I don't know anything about, presumably]. If I set…
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…
Canvas Portfolios provide a powerful platform for students to document their learning journey, reflect on their progress, and showcase competencies. However, in programs where multiple educators are involved in assessment—such as team teaching, moderation, or competency-based evaluation—there are important questions about…
