How can I monitor what I have sent from my published courses in Canvas?
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Hello @EvaLyris !
Can you explain what you mean by what you have "sent from my published courses"? Are you referring to messages that you have sent to students through the Inbox/Conversation? If so you can look at the Interactions Report for each student (see How do I view my course interactions with an individual student? for more information).
If you mean something other than your interactions with students, please let us know.
I have the same question, and I do not mean conversations in the Canvas Inbox. I would like to know where do I see the Canvas content (pages, assignments, quizzes, etc.) that I have sent to other users. In my account, under Shared Content (https://fiu.instructure.com/profile/content_shares), I can see what other users have sent me. However, where do I see what I have sent to other users. Thank you
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