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š„ Helpful Canvas Videos
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š Official Canvas GettingāStarted LinksĀ
š Official Canvas GettingāStarted LinksĀ
Canvas Instructor Getting Started Resources ā A central page in the Canvas Community providing FAQs, tool overviews, and links tailored for instructors
Canvas Quick Start Guide (Instructure) ā A concise video overview highlighting key features for firstātime users
Canvas Instructor Guide (Community) ā A comprehensive reference covering setting up assignments, course settings, communication tools, and more
š± Growing with CanvasĀ
š± Growing with CanvasĀ
Basics of navigating Canvas- Planting in Growing with Canvas CourseĀ
Using Inbox and Calendar tools for communication- Planting in Growing with Canvas CourseĀ
Designing and customizing your course: course appearance, content organization- Nurturing in Growing with Canvas Course
Using Pages, Discussions, Assignments, and Quizzes to engage students- Sprouting in Growing with Canvas CourseĀ
SpeedGraderā¢, Gradebook, course settings, weights and feedback strategies- Flowing in Growing with Canvas CourseĀ
Collaborative tools: Groups, course copying/sharing across terms or colleagues- Harvesting in Growing with Canvas CourseĀ
Canvas Quizzes Upload DirectionsĀ
Canvas Quizzes Upload DirectionsĀ
HERE is the directions to upload a QTI.zip file into Canvas. You will first need to change your file to a QTI.zip file. You can do this multiple ways. You can take your file and use a converter or you can use ChatGPT to reformat your document. Below is the prompt to put in ChatGPT.Ā
Go to your Canvas course.
Open Settings ā Import Course Content.
For Content Type, select QTI .zip file.
Upload QTI.zip
Choose to import into New Quizzes (recommended) or Classic Quizzes.
Prompt for ChatGPT
Prompt for ChatGPT
I have a test in PDF/Word format that I need to upload into Canvas as a quiz. Please reformat it into the correct structure for a QTI file.Formatting Rules:
- Each question must start with the question number followed by a period and a space (example: 1. What is the capital of Texas?).
- Each answer choice should be on its own line.
- The correct answer must have an asterisk * in front of it.
- Each question should be separated by a single blank line.
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