TLISI 2021: Maximizing Canvas for the In-Person Classroom
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Janssens, Peter
Chehak, Molly
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Many of us have used Canvas more robustly than ever this past year. Now that we are returning to campus and in-person teaching, Canvas can continue to support and augment your teaching and your course. This session will help you ensure that your students understand your strategies for organizing your course materials, allow them to easily access your syllabus, assignments, and other resources. We will also discuss--through faculty examples--how faculty have chosen to set up their courses through Modules or Pages, how they use their course sites as communication mechanisms with their students, and how some asynchronous Canvas features can be used effectively during synchronous class sessions.
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