New to Canvas? Start here. This video will cover the basics of navigating your dashboard, using Canvas calendar, and accessing Canvas support.

Need to create a page to house links, videos, and announcements? This video will step you through creating a page.

Have multiple resources your students use frequently? Try making a Symbaloo to put all of your resources in one easy-to-use grid.

Have a Symbaloo and want to embed it into your Canvas course? In a few steps the Symbaloo can be the first thing your students see when they enter the course.

Learn to utilize Assignments in Canvas, how to use a rubric with an assignment, how students can submit a link to a live document (and not flood your inbox with emails that they've shared something with you), and how to use Speed Grader.

Discover how to use discussion boards in your Canvas classroom.

Want to know what your students are seeing or to test links in your Canvas course? Use the student view option to make this happen.

Need an easy digital annotation tool for students to use complete with text to speech features, a math keyboard, and the ability to put in text boxes and images, make drawings, and highlight or comment? Follow these steps to integrate Kami into your Canvas courses.

Need a refresher on what steps to take at the beginning or end of the quarter/semester/year for your Canvas courses? Click on the box that best fits your needs to take you to step-by-step directions.

Are you looking for a way to communicate with your students instead of email? Consider using Canvas messaging with the Inbox feature in your Canvas account.

Do you have a Google Form that you'd like to embed in Canvas? This video gives you step-by-step directions to make this happen.

If you've never used the option in Canvas assignments for students to turn in a Drive file, this video will show you the process from the student's perspective.

Use the event tab on Canvas calendar to communicate with students about items that are not specifically turned in through the Assignment function in Canvas. Events can be linked to discussion boards, pages, modules, etc., and students won't receive messages that they're late turing something in.