I assigned my students a Google LTI about a month ago. It is now gone from the module, and I cannot find it anywhere. Students had submitted their work, but the assignment is missing. Help!
If it's also not in your assignments page, perhaps it was accidentally deleted it?
If you go to the main course page and add /undelete to the url (e.g., https://canvas.instructure.com/courses/[coursenumber]/undelete ), then you should be able to see a list of deleted content, look for the assignment.
Hi @KATIEBAYDO-REED,
If the (technically unsupported) trick @Gabriel33 posted doesn't work for you, this would really be something you'd want to contact your school/institution Canvas team or Canvas support (if you have access) to help you research and address. It's possible someone accidentally deleted the assignment, perhaps your school upgraded their Google integration and that had some side effects, could be some other glitch... Since nobody in the community really has access to your Canvas instance or courses, all we could really do here is speculate. Support personnel can hopefully investigate and get this fixed up for you.
-Chris
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