Groups in Canvas can facilitate robust student interactions because Canvas generates a group area, a small version of the course for each group. In the group area, … [Read More...]
Quick Tip: Manually Mark Discussion as Read in Canvas
By Katie Venit
Discussions are handled a little differently in Canvas than in D2L. All replies are listed on the page--no more clicking to open a discussion post. Sometimes this can … [Read More...]
Canvas Notification Settings: Our Recommendations
By Ashaun Adler
To find the notification settings, click on Account [1], then Notifications [2]. Notifications are messages triggered by different activities in your Canvas … [Read More...]
Comparing Features in D2L and Canvas
By Ashaun Adler
D2L and Canvas are quite similar in many ways. Both organize material by modules, have discussions, and offer places to submit written assignments. Both have ways for … [Read More...]
Participate in Discussions the Right Way to Increase Student Learning
By Katie Venit
Discussion boards are the best way for online students and faculty to interact with each other asynchronously. When instructors are involved, students know whether they … [Read More...]
Use Small Group Discussions to Connect your Students
By Ashaun Adler
Positive social interactions and a feeling of connectedness are basic human needs, even online. Students are conscious of how connected they feel with others in their … [Read More...]
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