Canvas Discussions Quiz

What can you use to communicate in Canvas discussions?

• Text only

• Text, images, links, video, or audio

• Video only

• Images only

Where can you find the discussions in Canvas?

• In both course and group navigation

• In the assignments index page

• In the group navigation only

• In the course navigation only

What does the 'unread' button do in discussions?

• It allows you to reply to discussions

• It filters discussions by title, body, or author

• It marks posts as read

• It hides discussions you have already read

What is the purpose of the 'pinned discussions' area in Canvas?

• To display discussions your instructor wants you to see

• To display discussions that have been manually closed

• To display discussions that are graded

• To display current discussions within the course

How can you start a new discussion in Canvas?

• By clicking the 'Settings' icon

• By clicking the 'Assignments' button

• By clicking the 'Add Discussion' button

• By clicking the 'Subscribe' button

What does the 'allow threaded replies' option do in Canvas discussions?

• It allows single replies and related comments

• It hides discussions you have already read

• It allows users to like any discussion posts or replies

• It makes the discussion a threaded discussion

What does the 'closed for comments' area in Canvas discussions indicate?

• It indicates discussions that are pinned

• It indicates discussions that are group discussions

• It indicates discussions that have been manually closed

• It indicates discussions that are graded

How can you reply to a discussion in Canvas?

• By clicking the 'Settings' icon

• By clicking the 'Reply' button

• By clicking the 'Add Discussion' button

• By clicking the 'Unread' button

What does the 'subscribe' button do in Canvas discussions?

• It notifies you of new replies in the discussion

• It filters discussions by title, body, or author

• It allows users to like any discussion posts or replies

• It collapses or expands discussion replies