Hi @LynetteSaint ...
Adding a date in the "Available from" field would accomplish the same thing as delaying the announcement. As you can see from my screenshot, I set this announcement to start on October 15, 2024 @ 7:00 a.m.
Be aware that with the new update, students can now see the timestamp for when you created the announcement, as well as the timestamp of when the announcement was released, which they are calling the "Edited" timestamp. Canvas Support says that there is no way to hide the created timestamp from students, which really defeats the purpose of delaying the announcement in the first place.
I have the same question. Has anyone received an answer?
Hi @kwilliams21 , I just tested today, and as the person who wrote the announcement I did get a notification at the same time students did, at the available from time. So, that is working! I have the "Announcement Created By You" notification set to immediate.
In student view, I only see the date/time the announcement was posted, not the time it was written. As Instructor, I can see both times, when written and when posted. That is also good,
From my end, all is working as expected. One other thing, if there are no announcements, then Announcements is grayed out on the course menu, that's how it always worked. If there is a delayed announcement it will stop being grayed out at the time the announcement is posted, not before.
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