HAPPY BIRTHDAY CANVAS!!
Celebrate five years of Canvas at Wake Forest University! Join us for an afternoon of fun, food, and giveaways on Thursday, May 1, 2025, from noon to 3 p.m. in the ZSR First Floor Mac Lab. Students, faculty, and staff are invited to drop by […]
The Canvas Corner – February 2025
The Canvas Corner – October 2024
In this issue we cover a variety of features, including navigation, SpeedGrader, and Discussions.
Faculty can no longer register students for a course through Canvas
Effective today per the registrar’s office, faculty can no longer register students for a course through Canvas.
The Canvas Corner – March 2024
In this issue we cover Assignment Enhancements.
Cross-Listing/Combining Sections in Canvas
Tech Tips by Jeff Nichols You are teaching multiple sections of the same course this semester and would like to merge these sections under one course shell. Canvas allows you to easily combine multiple sections into one course site. ********In Canvas, the term for combining sections […]
Integrate LinkedIn Learning Courses and Videos into Canvas Assignments
Students, faculty, and staff have access to LinkedIn Learning, an online educational platform with thousands of courses that help learners discover and develop business, technology-related, and creative skills through expert-led course videos. More than 60 new courses are added each week! Now, LinkedIn Learning has […]
What’s New in Canvas: January/February 2022
Course Reserves Access Bug There is a sporadic access issue when trying to open Course Reserves through Canvas. A few users have received the error message, “An error occurred while attempting to process your Basic LTI request.” The simple solution for now is to try […]
Cross-Listing/Combining Sections in Canvas
Tech Tips by Jeff Nichols You are teaching multiple sections of the same course this semester and would like to merge these sections under one course shell. Canvas allows you to easily combine multiple sections into one course site. ********In Canvas, the term for combining sections […]
