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Online Option 1: Tuesday, August 8, 10am-Noon via Zoom.

In-person Option 2: Monday, August 7, 9am-11am in 111 Carroll Hal l.

In-person Option 1: Tuesday, July 25, 9am-11am in 111 Carroll Hall.

Thank you to all attendees who participated in sessions preparing for Fall 2023. The 2-hour interactive session outlined the process of making evidence-based course decisions and learning about the features of Canvas that can be used to help achieve course goals. Moving from Sakai to Canvas is a great opportunity to revisit the overall design of one or more of your courses.The CFE hosted special 2-hour Canvas Course Design Snapshot sessions for instructors interested in refining and aligning their course goals around Canvas tools and organizational structure.

Virtual Only Option: Monday, August 21, 3:30-4:30pmĬanvas Course Design Snapshot (Partnership with Center for Faculty Excellence).

Virtual Only Option: Friday, August 18, 1:00-2:00pm.

Virtual Only Option: Thursday, August 17, 3:00-4:00pm.

Virtual Only Option: Wednesday, August 16, 10:30-11:30am.

In-person Only Option: Tuesday, August 15, 2:15-3:30pm.

EdTech is presenting two different sessions entitled, ‘ Getting Started with Canvas‘ and ‘ Getting Started with Poll Everywhere.’ Note that there are several Canvas training options both virtually and in person. The week also features Just-In-Time Workshops, open to all new and returning faculty, to support teaching and mentoring in preparation for the fall semester. The event includes two days of in-person workshops, networking opportunities, and social events to connect new and early career faculty with CFE resources for career planning, mentoring, teaching and learning, leadership, research, and succeeding as a faculty member here at Carolina. Need one-on-one help transitioning to Canvas? Sign up for a personal consultation to meet with an ITS-EdTech member over Zoom! Live Group Training Faculty Foundations 2023ĬFE Faculty Foundations is a welcome for faculty new to Carolina and a part of the faculty orientation experience. This resource provides an overview of commonly used tools for instructors to manage their courses, communicate and share course materials with students, and collect and provide feedback on student work. See Moving from Sakai to Canvas for video tutorials and guides to help instructors transition from Sakai to Canvas with tool comparisons between the two systems.

#Canvas pro

Meet with a Pand a Pro : Book a 45-minute 1-on-1 session with a Canvas expert from Instructure to discuss specific course questions beyond technical support.

#Canvas how to

All other questions about how to use Canvas or issues should go through Canvas Support (Help menu within Canvas). UNC Help: Go through for UNC-specific questions only (cross-listing courses, renaming sites, 3rd party tools, etc.).UNC Canvas FAQ: Curated list of guides to help users get started in Canvas.Moving from Sakai to Canvas: UNC training videos and resources to help instructors move from Sakai to Canvas.Help menu within Canvas: 24/7 chat and phone support.Training and Support Canvas Help Resources Please see the timeline, information about course migrations, and more details on the Canvas Project below. Beginning May 15, 2024, Sakai will remain available in a read-only state until when Sakai will no longer be available. Sakai will continue to be supported and available for teaching and other activities through the end of Spring 2024 (last semester instructors may teach in Sakai). Note: This is not the same attendance tool as the UNC Check-in Mobile App.Ĭanvas is now available at UNC! Instructors may teach their courses in either Canvas or Sakai starting with the Fall 2022 semester. Canvas will automatically create a new Attendance assignment within 15 minutes after a failed attendance attempt. If it is deleted, the Roll Call tool will not be able to take attendance.

Do not delete, rename, or unpublish the Attendance item in the Assignments tool.

#Canvas manual

Only rely on grades automatically calculated by Canvas in Attendance instead of making manual adjustments. The Gradebook does not currently adjust point value changes accurately after points have been manually changed, and the percentage values in the SpeedGrader and Gradebook will be incorrect.

Do not manually adjust scores for the Attendance item in the Gradebook.

#Canvas update

The Attendance Gradebook column will update every time you take roll call. If you are using the Canvas Attendance Roll Call tool and sending those attendance scores to the Gradebook, we have encountered grading issues.