Grades are due by Wednesday, December 9 at 2:15 PM. Use this checklist to conclude your Canvas course and submit final grades.
Create your course, specify course settings, choose a homepage, and make the course available to students.
Webinars on course design, engaging students, inclusion, accessibility, web conferencing (Webex, Zoom, MS Teams), and more.
Preparing to Teach a Condensed-Format Course
As an instructor looking to condense a course to this new format, shorter courses bring a new challenge: determining the appropriate balance of efficiency and rigor in the higher learning experience.
Five factors for success in remote assessment (Teaching Tip)
As you prepare for your final exams, consider the following factors: Ask yourself: What ways can my students demonstrate what
Prepare for grade submission on Dec. 9th (2:15 p.m.)
To help with grade submission efficiency, we want to help you best prepare your Gradebook in Canvas now, rather
Arrange for course reserves ASAP (ISU Library)
Plan ahead to work with Course Reserves to prepare required materials for your winter and spring courses, whether interested in
Upcoming professional development deadlines
Register by Nov. 30 for the CELT Winter Course Design Institute 2021, Jan. 4, 6, 11, & 13 (9-10:15
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Read MoreTechnology Updates (December 2, 2020)
December 2, 2020 updates include: Canvas Rich Content Editor, ISU AdminTools course conclusion, Webex, Turnitin, Panopto, Piazza, and FERPA Enforcement.
Winter Session 2021 now available in Global Course Administration
Instructors teaching in the winter session can now create Winter Session 2021 Canvas courses using the Prepare to Teach tool.
CELT-help’s most frequently asked questions for October 2020
Do you wonder what questions were asked via celt-help@iastate.edu most during October? Below are the questions in no particular order.
Update on New Quizzes implementation in Canvas
The ISU Learning Technology Change Advisory Board continues to monitor the progress and development of the Canvas New Quizzes tool.
Canvas Release (October 2020)
In the October 17, 2020 Canvas Release, the Global Navigation Menu includes a Recent History link, the user-level Notifications page has been updated, and the MathJax JS library has been improved to render equations in a more accessible format.