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Learn how to enable and use the Final Grade Override feature in Canvas to manually adjust student grades.

Canvas offers many great communication options. Use this guide to understand the communication tools available to you.

Describes Canvas course design considerations for faculty to evaluate high-quality features of sample courses and create courses using best practices.

Use this guide to navigate the process of creating Google Collaborations in Canvas effortlessly.

Instructors using module prerequisites in Canvas may sometimes encounter a situation where certain students' progress becomes locked due to module prerequisites. This issue prevents the affected students from accessing the desired module or its contents. Use these steps to allow students to access the affected module.

Canvas allows people to access a course in a variety of roles, depending on their instructor role in PeopleSoft. Use this reference to understand the level of access each role permits and their use cases.

This article will guide users through adding their Canvas Calendar to Google Calendar or Outlook Calendar for easy access to course events.

Faculty: Use this article as a helpful guide for frequently asked questions at the start of the semester

At Chico State, instructors cannot change the name of their Canvas course directly. However, you can set a nickname for your course to easily identify it in the Canvas dashboard. The nickname is only visible to you and doesn't affect the course name for other users.

Sharing and collaboration are core features of Canvas. Use this guide to learn more about various options to share content within Canvas.

Looking at examples of real course sites can be inspiring and helpful. The following are actual course sites created by Chico State instructors who have generously shared their content.

When instructors add a column titled "Final Grade" in Canvas and export the gradebook to edit it in Excel, they may encounter an issue when importing it back into Canvas. Canvas falsely claims that no grades have changed.

Cross-listing courses in Canvas is a useful feature that allows instructors to combine multiple course sections into a single "parent" course. In Canvas, cross-listing is performed by the instructor. This article discusses what a cross-listed course is, who can cross-list courses, and provides step-by-step instructions on how to cross-list courses in Canvas.