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What is Canvas?
What is Canvas?
In Irving ISD, Canvas is the learning management system (LMS) for grades 5-12. The platform allows educators to create and present learning materials, assess student mastery, and provide feedback in one place. Parents also have the opportunity to join their students' accounts as observers.
In Irving ISD, Canvas is the learning management system (LMS) for grades 5-12. The platform allows educators to create and present learning materials, assess student mastery, and provide feedback in one place. Parents also have the opportunity to join their students' accounts as observers.
- Courses listed through the Teacher Access Center (TAC) will automatically generate a Canvas Course.
- While Canvas does have a gradebook feature, TAC will serve as the official gradebook for Irving ISD.
- All courses in Irving ISD will utilize the Canvas templates found in Commons.
Learn More about Canvas
Learn More about Canvas
Asynchronous Learning Options
Asynchronous Learning Options
Looking for more Canvas learning on demand? Check out the updated Training Portal Course, now available through your IISD Canvas account! Here's how! (approx. 1 hr.)
Mobile Mind Canvas Pathway (approx. 1 hr.)
🗓️ Recent Product Updates!!🗓️
🗓️ Recent Product Updates!!🗓️
📰 Important Updates to Know! 📰
Google File Integration: When a student lacks permission to a shared file, they will now be prompted with an option that allows them to manually choose the file they ahve access to, ensuring it can be copied to their Google Drive.
Discussion Checkpoints: Instructors can now convert an existing checkpointed discussion to a group discussion when editing. This will allow more flexibility to adapt discussions for group work!
🎉 Available Now !🎉
Differentiation Tags: instructors can create custom sets of students based on their needs and preferences without having to create a new section or having to create a group
New Quizzes:
Instructors can now use Math ML code by switching the Rich Content Editor to HTML for the question stem.
Instructors can now restrict students from using the Insert Media and Insert Document option in the Rich Content Editor.
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