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A brief description of all the items available under Navigation in Middlebury's Canvas courses.
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This guide shows you how to add, edit, and manage digital resources for your course listings using Course Hub.
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Guidance for instructors who need to manage access for one or more student to a Canvas site because they have been issued a grade of Incomplete or need to finish coursework beyond the course end date. As part of the process for granting an Incomplete and allowing a student to submit late course work on Canvas, an instructor or Canvas administrator will extend access to a course Canvas site beyond the academic term date.
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This article describes options for tracking attendance using alternatives to the Roll Call tool, which is not enabled in our instance. Instructors can either: 1) create a dedicated Attendance assignment group and use No-Submission assignments; or 2) download a spreadsheet from the Canvas gradebook with tools like Excel or Google Sheets to log daily or weekly attendance outside of Canvas.
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How to activate, use and upgrade content with the DesignPLUS sidebar tool in Canvas.
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The QuickStart Wizard is an embedded version of the DesignPLUS sidebar that works with the Canvas Rich Content Editor (RCE). It is available depending on which Middlebury program your Canvas site affiliated with and is activated with content on new Pages, Assignments, Discussions, Announcements, and classic Quizzes.
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FERPA regulations apply when adding individuals to a course where they can see student information. Make sure you only add people to your course who have “an educational need to know.” You can learn more about FERPA here. Questions about FERPA can be directed to the Registrar.
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As an instructor, there are times when you may need or want to share access to a past Canvas site. If you want to share a Canvas site without student data, then you need to request an archive copy of your site. You may prefer to export your course in ePub format if your goal is less about the Canvas experience, request an archive Canvas site and then download a copy your content.
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Faculty up for contract renewal, promotion, or tenure review may need to share online curricular materials with the review committee.