by Berlin Fang | Aug 28, 2020 | Tips, tools, Zoom
When you are teaching your class both locally and remotely, it is important to keep both your virtual meeting tool control and your presentation visible. PowerPoint in its presentation mode hides the Zoom controls and it can be annoying. Check this video for an...
by Cliff Barbarick | Apr 19, 2020 | Canvas, Rapid Remote Teaching, tools
If you are looking for a way to share slide presentations with students, you might try embedding a Google Slides presentation directly into a Canvas page or assignment. Sharing a presentation this way allows students to view the presentation without leaving Canvas or...
by Berlin Fang | Apr 2, 2020 | Canvas, tools
If you have a video in your course, you can embed questions while students are watching. Here is a tutorial that shows how this works. This feature also works with Youtube videos which you add to your course via Studio.
by Berlin Fang | Mar 31, 2020 | Canvas, tools
In order to use the Zoom LTI in Canvas, you will need to sign up with your ACU email. Otherwise, when you try to launch it from Canvas you will get an error message when trying to use Zoom LTI in Canvas, saying your instructor ID is invalid. To resolve the issue,...
by Berlin Fang | Mar 23, 2020 | Canvas, Tips, tools
If you need to accommodate needs for differentiated times in quizzes for students due to time zone difference, special needs, excused absences, or any other special circumstances, you can do so fairly easily in Canvas quizzes. Check the video to learn how:
by Berlin Fang | Mar 20, 2020 | Canvas, tools
You can create questions directly in Canvas, but you can also use Respondus to turn a Word-based test into a Canvas test. Adams Center can work with you using our computer and Respondus license to convert tests if you format your test using this template...
