by Berlin Fang | Aug 27, 2019 | Adams Blog
While you can use Canvas Conference to host meetings, another good option is Zoom. It is especially helpful if you have external speakers. Here is a video that shows you how to set it up: You might also want to share the following instructions with students: Student...
by Berlin Fang | Aug 27, 2019 | Adams Blog
If your professor use Zoom meetings for virtual conferences or classes, you can watch the following video to learn how to use it. Please note that the beginning of the video may not reflect how you access Zoom in Canvas. But other steps should be similar. After the...
by Berlin Fang | Aug 27, 2019 | Adams Blog
You can use “Studio” to collect student videos as assignments. Video assignments can only be seen by you. If you want students to see each other’s videos, you could use the discussions tool, which can also be grade-able. Check this tutorial for more...
by Berlin Fang | Aug 22, 2019 | Adams Blog
If you have a number of items such as papers or quizzes, create a group for them in Canvas assignments. You can then drop one of the lowest grades in a category. Check this video to learn how to do it.
by Tammy Marcelain | Jul 29, 2019 | Adams Blog
To sign up for breakfast and time slots for sessions…click here. 9:00am Communicating Academic Integrity Expectations: It Clearly Matters: Amy Boone, Rachel Riley, Andy Little The Woods: Despite the fact that ACU offers standardized language for the...
by Berlin Fang | Jun 24, 2019 | Adams Blog
Turnitin is a web-based application you can use to check plagiarism and grade student work. It is integrated in Canvas, which allows instructors to add Turnitin-enabled assignments. Please see this post here for instructions on how to do it. If you have already...
