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Canvas includes two quiz tools: Classic and New Quizzes. If you're part of the New Quizzes pilot, you can use this tool to create more flexible and modern assessments. This guide walks you through starting your first quiz with New Quizzes.
This article will show you how to access support options directly within Canvas, including 24/7 chat, campus-specific services, and knowledge base search.
This article will explain how instructors can view and download Chico State student email addresses using Course Analytics in Canvas, including where to find the information, how to export a class roster, and what to expect if data appears delayed or incomplete.
Learn how to use Gradescope's "Group Similar Answers" feature to efficiently batch grade short-answer and free-response questions by grouping similar responses and applying rubric items to entire groups at once.
This article will explain how instructors can locate migrated Blackboard courses in Canvas and request recovery of historical grades, submissions, or course content that did not transfer during the transition to Canvas.
This article will explain how faculty intellectual property rights apply to Canvas course content after leaving Chico State, including enrollment access limits, administrative access, content sharing options, and next steps.
Copying a course with past due dates and the automatic zeros feature enabled results in all student grades being set to zero. This article explains how to clear the grades quickly using the gradebook import/export method.
Instructors can manage Gradebook sub-totals by editing or deleting Assignment Groups. Subtotals are generated automatically based on group configuration or weighting.
Learn when to use Gradescope for complex grading workflows and when Canvas’s native tools are more appropriate for simple, auto-graded assessments.
Learn how to create and customize a rubric in Gradescope's grading interface by adding point values, descriptions, and using markdown for formatting.
Use Gradescope inside Canvas to link your course, sync your roster, create and link assignments, grade submissions, and post grades back to the Canvas Gradebook. Authentication occurs via Canvas—no separate Gradescope password is required—and assignment names/dates may sync from Canvas to Gradescope depending on institutional settings.
Instructors can test assignment workflows by enrolling a TA and syncing to Gradescope. TAs cannot upload assignments by default, so testing requires a student account or temporary role change.
Learn how to improve grading efficiency and pedagogical integration using Gradescope’s features, such as the “Group Similar Answers” function and detailed analytics to guide teaching strategies.
This article will show you how to locate and access previous term courses in Canvas through the Past Enrollments section.
This article addresses the issue of courses from previous terms disappearing from Pronto. Pronto works with Canvas to show your courses and groups, and concluded courses don't meet the criteria to be shown.