Assignments include Quizzes, graded Discussions, and online submissions (i.e. files, images, text, URLs, etc.). Assignments in Canvas can be used to challenge students' understanding and help assess competency by using a variety of media. The Assignments page shows students all of the Assignments that will be expected of them and how many points each is worth.

• Create
• Delete
• Add/Edit
• Re-order or move
• Give Extra Credit
• Direct share with other faculty
• Copy to another course
• Create for individual student , group of students and peer reviewed

Learn how to add a rubric to an assignment in Canvas.(it's easy!)

📌 NOTE: When using Turnitin External Tool (plagiarism detection tool) with a rubric... make sure to add the Canvas rubric first before adding Turnitin External Tool. See this Smore on Turnitin in Canvas for deeper dive.

• No submission
• Online (Online Entry Options, Text Entry, Website URL, Media Recordings, File Uploads)
• On paper
• Adding Turnitin to Canvas 2 choices as External Tool or as Framework
• See this Smore on Turnitin in Canvas for deeper dive.
  

• Use Speedgrader
• Annotate with DocuViewer for file submissions

• Leave a comment (text, file, video, audio)
• Use a rubric
• Use with Assignments
• Grade groap assignments

Save this document -> Canvas Resource Document for Gradebook and Speedgrader

View a course as a test student

Canvas In Zoom click record to the cloud and find your recordings in "My Media" in the course navigation menu. (video 4:28)

(Note: Depending on video length and daily web traffic it can take time to process.)

It's in the Canvas Training Services Portal. Go to the "Training Calendar" tab to find and register for "Gradebook and Speedgrader" webinar (watch the below video, it will show you how to find webinars and training videos at your convenience!)

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