SPRING 2023 TRAINING
📘 New Quizzes in Canvas
Thursday, March 30th (2:30 PM to 3:30 PM)
Register at https://forms.microsoft.com/r/6KGKVFEfBW
In this workshop, you will work hands-on with the new quizzes tool that is integrated into Canvas. Over the upcoming months, Canvas will move away from the existing (Classic) Quizzes tool to this New Quizzes tool. Come learn and work hands-on with this exciting and engaging new tool.
📘 Leveraging Rubrics in Canvas
Wednesday, April 5th (10:00 AM to 11:00 AM)
Register at https://forms.microsoft.com/r/55thcSGTUx
In this workshop, you will work hands-on with the integrated rubrics tool in Canvas to provide meaningful feedback to your students on assignments that utilize a standardized grading system. This workshop covers how to build and attach a rubric to an activity in Canvas and how to use that rubric when scoring an activity.
📘 Turn Up Originality with TurnItIn
Wednesday, April 12th (2:00 PM to 3:00 PM)
Register at https://forms.microsoft.com/r/mxff5tEmh5
In this workshop, you will work hands-on with TurnItIn in Canvas. This tool facilitates discussions on originality of student work by comparing student submissions to a global repository of submitted and published works and reporting any similarities. This workshop covers how to setup and configure a TurnItIn activity in Canvas and how to interpret a similarity score and similarity report generated by TurnItIn.
📘 Creating a Culture of Accessibility
Friday, April 21st (2:00 PM to 3:30 PM)
Register at https://forms.microsoft.com/r/2sY7Su1mPK
Ensuring course content is accessible to all learners is essential to student success! When students cannot access content, they miss out – and we, as a community of learners, also miss out on the connections and contributions students might have made.
During this 90-minute session, we will: discuss the importance of creating accessible content, review accessibility standards, introduce tools used to help create accessible content, and better understand how to approach the adoption of publisher content while ensuring accessibility.
Open Labs
These laboratory sessions are held in DAL1.170 where faculty and adjuncts can come and go to gain assistance in instructional design, technology support or to spend time working together as a departmental team to develop new courses. Our office also work alongside instructors to answer questins about online or hybrid teaching strategies through one-on-one consultations.
Open Labs are held in DAL1.170 every:
- Monday from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM
- Tuesday from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Ongoing UNTD Canvas Online Instructor Training (Online)
This eight module, fully online course will prepare you with the skills needed to build and manage courses in Canvas. Specifically geared toward online and hybrid teaching faculty, this course takes you all each of the innovative tools Canvas has to offer and presents best practices for their use in the online classroom. Strategies learned during this course can also prove to be invaluable when integrating Canvas into the traditional classroom.
Topics covered in this online course include:
- Introduction to Canvas
- Making Canvas Work for YOU!
- Building your Course.
- Managing Your Course
- Communicating with Students
- Encouraging Interaction
- Feedback and Grading in Canvas
Participants are required to schedule two face-to-face or virtual meetings during this course with Distance Learning and Instructional Technology staff to cover essential elements of Canvas and to answer any questions you might have.