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“When It Comes To eLearning, Content means Everything. If eLearning Content Is Not Masterfully Designed, All The Rest Will Just go Down The Drain” (Christopher Pappas)
As another famous saying goes: content is king. It is the crux of your eLearning course design and, thus, must be a top priority. Every piece of content that you incorporate into your eLearning course should align with the learning objectives and resonate with online learners. If something is lacking from the visuals or text-based content, everything else will fall short of expectations.
Please review the following videos to become more familiar with canvas as a Learning Management System.
Please review the following videos to become more familiar with canvas as a Learning Management System.
CCPS Student Canvas user guide:
CCPS Student Canvas user guide:
Parent Observer for Student Accounts
Parent Observer for Student Accounts
CCPS Student Canvas user guide:
CCPS Student Canvas user guide:
Canvas Studio
Canvas Studio
CCPS Student Canvas user guide:
CCPS Student Canvas user guide:
User Profile, Rich Content Editor, other resources
User Profile, Rich Content Editor, other resources
Orientation Module: Getting to Know Canvas!
Orientation Module: Getting to Know Canvas!
Complete the student orientation module in Canvas!
Complete the student orientation module in Canvas!
The orientation module provides information about how to:
The orientation module provides information about how to:
how to navigate canvas and find important features like the calendar tool, announcements, and discussions
how students can message teachers
how to complete and submit assignments
how to be a good digital citizen:
To sign up for the orientation course:
To sign up for the orientation course:
- Click on the URL below and log into Canvas!
*Use your student email and password to log in to the links below
Grades 6-12 https://ccps.instructure.com/enroll/8AKKWG
Grades 6-12 https://ccps.instructure.com/enroll/8AKKWG
- Students in grades 3-5 should complete the course with a parent.
Students in grade 6-12 can complete the course independently.
Students in grade 6-12 can complete the course independently.
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