- New in Canvas: Releasing Modules and Pages to Studentsby Cheri MadewellLearn how to assign specific Canvas Modules or Pages to students in your Canvas course site. With the new Releasing Modules to Students feature available in Canvas, you can easily assign individual students and sections course material and assessments tailored just for them. Releasing Differentiated Content As a master’s student many years ago, I identified… Read more: New in Canvas: Releasing Modules and Pages to Students
- Changes I Made to My Course with the Help of AI, Part Oneby Sarah AckermannThis Fall semester, I am teaching a second iteration of a class I designed last academic year focused on female photographers and the rise of the selfie. When I first built the course, conversation was percolating on artificial intelligence (AI) and its implications for just about every facet of our day-to-day, including curriculum development. I… Read more: Changes I Made to My Course with the Help of AI, Part One
- How to Help Exhausted Students, Part 2by Carlos Lopez MercadoWelcome back to Part 2 of our series on helping exhausted students. In the first part of our exploration into the challenges of student exhaustion, we explored the data from Ball State University’s Student Satisfaction Survey, shedding light on the prevalence and nuances of student exhaustion. Now, we dive a little deeper into understanding the… Read more: How to Help Exhausted Students, Part 2
- Destination: Learning Objectivesby John CarterIn my childhood, whenever my family prepared for a road trip, one of the first things my mother would do was get the state atlas down from the shelf in the kitchen and locate our destination. Before determining the route, before making lists of things to pack, and before even making arrangements for lodging, it… Read more: Destination: Learning Objectives
- New in Canvas: Lucid Integrated with Canvas by Eva Grouling SniderLearn how to use the new Lucid integration with Canvas for visual collaboration, brainstorming, and diagramming. LucidSpark and LucidChart are now integrated with Canvas. These tools allow you and your students to collaborate visually, brainstorm, and create visual documents such as concept maps, flowcharts, and wireframes. How to Use Lucid Integration with Canvas The new… Read more: New in Canvas: Lucid Integrated with Canvas