The Canvas Gradebook is used to calculate students’ grades throughout the semester. Join us virtually or in 2030 Morrill for this workshop, focusing on using the ISU AdminTools: Submit Grades tool to transfer midterm and final grades to the Registrar.
Attendees will also learn strategies to ensure a transparent grading process throughout the semester.
Join CELT staff for step-by-step instructions and support for submitting final grades via Canvas.
The Canvas Gradebook is used to calculate students’ grades throughout the semester. Join us virtually for this workshop, focusing on using the ISU AdminTools Grade submission tool to transfer final grades to the Registrar.
The Canvas Gradebook is used to calculate students’ grades throughout the semester. Join us virtually or in 2030 Morrill for this workshop, focusing on using the ISU AdminTools: Submit Grades tool to transfer midterm and final grades to the Registrar.
Attendees will also learn strategies to ensure a transparent grading process throughout the semester.
The Canvas Gradebook is used to calculate students’ grades throughout the semester. Join us virtually or in 2030 Morrill for this workshop, focusing on using the ISU AdminTools: Submit Grades tool to transfer midterm and final grades to the Registrar.
Attendees will also learn strategies to ensure a transparent grading process throughout the semester.
Implementation Date: November 17, 2020.
Instructors teaching in the winter session can now create Winter Session 2021 Canvas courses using the Prepare to Teach tool.
Follow the steps in the Start of Semester Checklist for Canvas, choosing the Winter Session 2021 term.
Instructors, if you…
Below please see the notes from the ISU OLC meeting on grading in Canvas which took place on Friday, March 12:
Drs. Amani Elobeid (Economics) and Cristina Bonaccorsi (Chemistry) shared their tips on grading in Canvas:
CELT and ITS collaborated to bring very useful changes to the midterm submission process via ISU AdminTools inside your Canvas courses. Please review the ISU AdminTools: Submit Grades resource on the CELT website.
Please email Lesya Hassall at lesya@iastate.edu.
As we have in the past, the Learning Technologies Team will be doing system and vendor updates in between Fall Term and Winter Session to minimize impact during instruction. The following updates will occur on Wednesday, December 2, 2020:
The New Rich Content Editor (RCE) will be enabled in all courses. This introduces Autosave functionality and one-click access to Canvas Studio and CyBox directly on the toolbar.
The existing course conclusion process will be updated to reduce clutter on the Courses interface, Dashboard, Calendar and Inbox while making it easier for instructors and support staff to copy past courses forward and manage incomplete students. All courses prior to Fall 2020 will be un-concluded and the enrollments within the course will remain concluded. This will not affect student access. Students will retain the same ready-only access in the course unless the instructor altered course settings. Moving forward, this new conclusion process will occur once each semester, approximately 3 weeks after grade submission.
Webex Trainings can no longer be scheduled from within Canvas. Breakout sessions, polling, and other features have been added to Webex Meetings for greater functionality. See the announcement from September 15. Trainings can still be scheduled through the Webex web portal.
Turnitin will see the addition of Originality and Draft Coach within Canvas. See the Turnitin Guide for more information on using Turnitin or Achieving Academic Integrity in Canvas.
The Panopto update resolves issues instructors have reported regarding being unable to access and re-use videos from previous courses.
This will be the last month that the vendor will offer the Piazza tool for free. Instructors using this tool for Spring 2021 can contact CELT-Help@iastate.edu for more information regarding the anticipated fee of $379 per instructor per semester. Watch the Piazza teaching and learning page for more updates.
A reminder that instructors must have a valid FERPA certification to maintain access to Canvas beyond December 31, 2020. Check the status of your training or renew your certification by searching for “Understanding FERPA” inside Learn@ISU.
January 8, 2021
FERPA Enforcement in Canvas has been delayed at this time.
Spring 2021 midterms are due Mar. 19 by 2:15 p.m. Review the key concepts for grading in Canvas, then Submit Grades using ISU AdminTools. Only undergraduate classes are required to submit midterms.
