Canvas Beginner Essentials - Part 3

What is the purpose of adding videos to the Canvas modules according to the Canvas Beginner Essentials - Part 3?

• To provide entertainment for students

• To give students an opportunity to review material they may have missed

• To replace traditional teaching methods

• To reduce the workload of teachers

What can be uploaded to Canvas modules to assist students according to the document?

• Only video files

• Only audio files

• Digital copies of worksheets, study guides, and handouts

• Software programs

What is the purpose of using the Student View in Canvas?

• To add new courses to the dashboard

• To customize the course list and clean up the dashboard

• To remove all courses from the dashboard

• To interact with students directly

What does "Check the Commons" in Canvas recommend to enhance student experience?

• Increase the number of menu items

• Add more visual elements to the course

• Reduce the amount of visual noise by limiting menu items

• Ignore the course design aspects

What can you do to customize your course card on the Canvas dashboard?

• Change the course name only

• Add a video

• Change the colors or add an image

• Remove the course from the dashboard

What is the recommended practice for building course content in Canvas that is not linked to PowerSchool student enrollments?

• Use a 'Sandbox Course' that can be accessed anytime

• Directly integrate with PowerSchool

• Only use pre-built templates

• Avoid using announcements

What can you do to customize your course card on the Canvas dashboard?

• Change the course title only

• Change the colors or add an image

• Add video links

• Restrict access to certain students

What is recommended for building content in a Canvas course that is not linked to PowerSchool student enrollments?

• Use a 'Sandbox Course' that can be accessed anytime

• Use the default course settings

• Import content from external websites

• Restrict the course to a limited number of students