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Faculty can create sandboxes in Canvas to prepare content, experiment with Canvas features, or collaborate with colleagues. Sandboxes are courses that will never receive student enrollments.
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This is an article which explains how to copy course content in Canvas.
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Learn how to enable and use the Final Grade Override feature in Canvas to manually adjust student grades.
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Learn how to schedule Zoom office hours and share the link in your Canvas course, ensuring the link remains functional across semesters.
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- Using the Chico State Canvas Template (Faculty)
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Unlike Blackboard, instructors can no longer add people to academic courses. However, instructors can add certain roles to sandbox courses. All people are managed through an integration between PeopleSoft and Canvas. New people are keyed into PeopleSoft by the relevant academic department's scheduler at the direction of the department chair.
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This guide provides instructions for instructors on how to simplify the Canvas course navigation to make course materials and activities more accessible for students, enhancing the overall usability of the course.
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Students at Chico State typically have access to Canvas for a period of 24 months after separating from the university.
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Canvas offers versatile alternatives for tailored instruction. Learn how to manage access to course content for specific students in Canvas using module prerequisites, mastery paths, and assignment restrictions. Customize learning experiences by setting prerequisites for module content and directing students based on their performance. Assignments can be restricted to specific students, ensuring personalized access and submission.
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For instructors who prefer to use Turnitin's grading interface, learn how to seamlessly set up Turnitin assignments through Canvas for comprehensive feedback and integrity assurance.
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Turnitin Plagiarism Detection is a powerful tool integrated into Canvas that helps educators identify potential instances of plagiarism in student submissions. Follow these steps to enable Turnitin Plagiarism Detection for a Canvas assignment.
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If you are an instructor using Canvas's SpeedGrader and find that the annotation tools are unexpectedly gone, it may be due to enabling certain anonymity settings. Use this guide to re-enable the annotation tools in SpeedGrader.
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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.