New to Canvas!!
Is it possible to make some content visible to students and some not visible. For instance if I have 3 modules, how can I have one module visible to students and the others not. Is this possible?
Hi @ManasaKandula! Welcome to Canvas and to the Canvas Community! Since you posted this in the Canvas Commons Discussion area, I'm wondering if this is about Commons or Canvas LMS. I suspect you are using Modules in Canvas, and they are usually visible to students when they are published. However, you can leave a module unpublished and therefore hidden from students. You can also lock the module until a certain date. Here are some guides on these topics:
How do I publish or unpublish a module as an instructor?
How do I lock a module?
I hope this helps, but let us know if you need more information.
- Jen Murphy
@ManasaKandula ...
As @JenMurphyA stated, you posted this in the Canvas Commons area of the Community website. But, I'm going to move this question over to the general questions area where it will get more visibility. I hope this is ok with you.
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