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A group discussion assignment creates an identical discussion topic in each group category. When students reply to the discussion topic they do so within their group environment. If you prefer to create a group discussion for grading, learn how to create graded group discussions. Note: You will need to create group sets and groups before setting up a group discussion assignment.   How do I create a group discussion in a course?

How do I assign a graded discussion to everyone in a course? How do I grade a graded discussion in SpeedGrader? How do I embed Canvas Studio media in a Canvas discussion as an instructor?

How do I embed Canvas Studio media in a Canvas discussion as an instructor? How do I embed Canvas Studio media in a discussion reply in Canvas as a student?

How do I use the Discussions Index Page? How do I create a discussion using Discussions Redesign as an instructor? Note:  Instructor can choose full or partial anonymous graded discussion. How do I view a discussion thread in Discussions Redesign as an instructor? Note: Instructor has flexible viewing options, including inline and split view. How do I reply to a discussion in Discussions Redesign as an instructor? How do I view and sort discussion replies in Discussions Redesign as an instructor? How do I mention a user in a discussion reply in Discussions Redesign as an instructor? Note: Instructor can

When a Canvas course is created, you can see a set of default tools (links) shown on the Course Navigation. The following table lists which tools (links) are visible/not visible to students by default. Tools visible to students   Tools with eye slash icon are hidden from students. After an item is added, they become visible.   Tools not visible to students Assignments Discussions Grades People Files Syllabus Quizzes Collaboration TopHat Announcements Pages Outcomes Modules   Rubrics New Analytics Studio LockDown Browser Attendance All Course Accessibility Report Settings     We strongly recommend hiding some tools (links) from students.  To

Instead of migrating the whole course to Canvas, you only want some Blackboard course content migrated, such as Tests/Pools, Discussion Board, Announcements, etc. You can use the “Export Course” tool to export course content. The course contents are saved in a Blackboard export .zip file. Then, you can import the .zip file to the Canvas course. Note: The Export Course does not include any scores or assignments from students.   Part I: Export Blackboard Course Contents Login a Blackboard course. Under the “Control Panel” > “Packages and Utilities,” click Export/Archive Course. Click Export Package. On the “Export Course” window, scroll to the “Select Course Material”

Here are links to Canvas training sessions offered by the FDIS office. You will be prompted to log into UH Office 365 to view the videos. Getting Started with Canvas: Course Migration Overview General Overview Content Creation and Communication Content, Communication, Assignments, Discussion and Groups Overview Assessments Quizzes and Grades Overview Assignments Overview Quizzes Overview Quizzes – Advanced Grades Grades Overview Grades – Advanced Canvas Training Services Portal In addition to FDIS training sessions, you can also take advantage of on-demand courses offered by Canvas. To access their training portal, log into your Canvas course and go to the Help

In spring 2023, we had the Canvas soft launch with limited courses. However, in the summer of 2023, ALL summer courses will be in Canvas. Your courses will be migrated from Blackboard to Canvas by request. Most content transfers without issue, but migration is not perfect. There may be some formatting issues, or 3rd party integrations, e.g., Turnitin, which may break. Some tools, such as journals and rubrics, do not transfer. To prepare for the switch, you can clean up your current courses by removing old content and fixing any accessibility issues. After migration, ensure your content is working as

In Canvas, you can embed YouTube videos on a course page, discussion post, or assignment using the Rich Content Editor (RCE.) One option is to search and embed YouTube videos in RCE directly. The other is copying the embedded codes from a YouTube video and pasting the codes to RCE. Option I: Searching and Embedding in RCE Select a Canvas page where you want to embed the video Select Edit. In the RCE editor, select the Tools menu > Apps > YouTube. Note: If this is the first time you have embedded with YouTube, choose View All. Type the video

How do I manage rubrics in a course? How do I add a rubric in a course? How do I add a rubric to an assignment? How do I add a rubric to a graded discussion? How do I add a rubric to a quiz? How do I use a rubric to grade submissions in SpeedGrader?