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This session explains how to efficiently leverage storage space in Box and Google Drive, by creating links or embedding content within your Canvas course.

There are several methods by which you can communicate with your students both in Canvas and outside of it. This 30-minute discussion introduces you to some of the more common methods.

Explore additional Learn@UW tools that aid in assessing students’ learning. This includes assessments in Canvas, advanced quizzing with Atomic Assessment, originality checking with Turnitin,…

This 90-minute session looks at several time-saving Canvas features and strategies that are often overlooked. These tips and tricks range from strictly technical (how the software works) to…

After you create an assignment, quiz or graded discussion, the Canvas Gradebook becomes a critical (and powerful) space in your Canvas course. During this one-hour session, we thoroughly explore the…

Going beyond the basics, this course provides a deeper examination of Canvas’s three grading objects: Assignments, Quizzes and Discussions. We also examine how to create assignment groups,…

This 90-minute course walks through several foundational Canvas features and options that will prepare you for success. We will explore the Canvas dashboard, organize content, set up pages, create…

This 60-minute course is a combination of two 30-minute sessions. The first 30 minutes is an exploration of how you can best manage real-time (synchronous) discussions in a remote training…