External Examiner Advice
In order to access Canvas as an external examiner at Queen's you will need to be assigned the 'External Examiner' role within Qsis. This is a specific role for external examiners which will give you access to the areas required. The external examiner role is...
Publishing Your Module
For your students to view the content you have lovingly created in canvas you must do two things: Import the course material from your DEVELOP area into the 'Live' course. Make sure that everything you want the students to see is published. Let's look at...
Turnitin Assignments in Canvas
In light of a number of support calls reporting issues relating to the use of Turnitin assignments within Canvas, this post calls out important settings that must be reviewed within your assignment to avoid your students encountering problems when submitting. 1. Submissions made directly to...
Copy *Right* in Canvas (Webinar Wednesday #4)
Clare Thomson from the School of Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences led the webinar on Wednesday 7th November. She talked through how you can find images and content for your Canvas course without breaking copyright law. She also had lots of useful tips for finding...
Lifting the Mask of Anonymous Grading
Canvas provides you with the option to enable anonymisation when setting up an assignment. The two main settings when it comes to anonymisation are: Anonymous Grading Anonymous Instructor Annotations Anonymous Grading To enable anonymous grading when setting up an assignment click the box 'Graders cannot view...
Gradebook and Speedgrader Settings (Webinar Wednesday #3)
Today's Webinar Wednesday session explored some of the Gradebook and Speedgrader options and settings. Aaron Crozier talked through how to set up the assignments for a module and the many options available for grading and annotating assignments. You can view a recording of the webinar...
Updating The Image On Your Course Card
You can choose an image to display on the Dashboard that represents your teaching Module....here's how: [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwoy7TExBuw] Be sure the image is a photograph and that it is not subject to copyright. Accepted images include JPG, JPEG, GIF, and PNG files and should be...