This resource focuses on how to leverage Canvas Quizzes to create assessments, with a comparison between New and Classic Quizzes. Topics will include how to create, moderate, and grade quizzes, including writing different question types, understanding banks vs. single questions, …
Learn more about the Vevox service, and how to start using it in your classes and meetings.
A well-crafted welcome message is a powerful way to connect with students and set the tone for a successful online learning experience. It helps students feel more comfortable, introduces them to the course and instructor, and fosters a sense of …
A welcome message from faculty plays a vital role in setting a positive tone, fostering connection, and establishing expectations that support student engagement and success from the very start of the course. It is intended to highlight the opportunities and …
Instructors and departments can contact the Center for Advancing Student Learning (CASL) to receive support on the following software tools Note that CASL Support is focused on supporting instructors support. Student support is carried out through the UWM Help Desk. …
Our learning management system (LMS), Canvas, has it’s own KnowledgeBase that features over 200 articles that each answer a question that relates to using the Canvas interface as a student.
Canvas Quick Start Guide features tutorials and videos to help you get started with Canvas.
Canvas can provide an effective means for Course Coordinators to communicate across multiple sections to help ensure a consistent instructor and student experience. What might Course Coordinators do with Canvas? Organizing Course Materials with Pages and Sandbox Courses Supporting Teaching …
Creating a Departmental Sandbox A departmental sandbox course allows you to centralize resources in Canvas, which is where most instructors work with their courses. These sites are currently in use across many UWM departments and allow departments to onboard adjuncts, …
For Canvas students, it’s generally recommended to enable notifications for critical events like new announcements, grading updates, and changes to due dates. For less urgent items like course content updates, a daily or weekly summary might suffice to avoid overwhelming …