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- Zoom Virtual Conferencing
- Host Meetings
All students, faculty and staff can host and record their own Zoom meetings. You can start a Zoom meeting for multiple participants or just yourself if you want to record a screenshare. Zoom cloud recordings automatically transfer to your Kaltura media library for longer-term storage.
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- Gradescope
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.
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- Canvas
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- People and Groups
Canvas offers a powerful feature called Message Students Who that allows faculty to communicate with students who fulfill certain criteria.
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- Gradescope
Gradescope integrates with Canvas so instructors can build, assign, and grade assessments more efficiently. This guide explains how to create a Canvas assignment that links to Gradescope using the External Tool option.
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Faculty: Use this article as a helpful guide for frequently asked questions at the end of the semester
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- Quizzes and Tests
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.
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- Canvas
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- Modules and Content Management
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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- People and Groups
When instructors set up graded group discussions in Canvas, it creates both individual group discussions and a course-level discussion. If a student is not added to a group, they can post to the course-level discussion and prevent their responses from showing in SpeedGrader.
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- Canvas
- Organizations in Canvas
This article will explain what Canvas Organizations are, when to use them, how to request one, and how to manage enrollments, including guidelines for appropriate use and alternative tools for other campus needs.
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- Canvas
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This article will show you how to access support options directly within Canvas, including 24/7 chat, campus-specific services, and knowledge base search.
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- Canvas
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This article will show you how to locate and access previous term courses in Canvas through the Past Enrollments section.
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- Canvas
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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
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- Respondus
This guide helps instructors download, install, and set up Respondus for Chico State's Canvas or Blackboard instances, including retrieving the necessary licensing information.
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- Canvas
Canvas offers a wide range of integrations to enhance the teaching and learning experience.
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- Canvas
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This article explains how to use Canvas' Smart Search feature to find course content using natural language queries.