Canvas for Students

00:07: How do I view assignments as a student? 00:10: Access the assignment section through the menu. 00:13: In assignments, you can view all the assignments in your course. 00:17: By default assignments are grouped by date. 00:20: You can view assignments grouped according to their due dates. 00:24: Overdue assignments assignments and discussions that are passed the 00:28: due date are still available have not been submitted and have not been graded. 00:34: Upcoming assignments assignments discussions and quizzes 00:38: that have an upcoming due date. 00:41: Undated assignments assignments discussions and quizzes 00:45: that do not have a due date. 00:48: Past assignments assignments and discussions that are passed the due 00:52: date and either are not available have been submitted or have received a grade quizzes 00:56: that are past the due date. 01:00: To view assignments Group by type click the show by type button. 01:04: You can view assignments by assignment groups such as assignments homework 01:08: and papers. You can also see how much each grouping 01:13: will be worth in the final grade. 01:16: Each assignment also includes an icon which indicates the assignment type 01:20: discussion assignment or quiz. 01:24: Each assignment displays the assignment name any availability dates for the assignment 01:28: due date if any and the number of points the assignment is worth. 01:34: The first dates you may see are called availability dates. 01:37: Sometimes your instructor only wants you to submit an assignment during a specified 01:41: date range. So the available dates are the range of time that the assignment is accessible 01:46: to you. 01:48: If the assignment does not have a date listed the assignment is open. 01:51: You can submit the assignment at any time during your course. 01:56: If the assignment says available until date you can submit the assignment 02:00: until the specified date. 02:03: If the assignment says not available until date the assignment is locked 02:07: until the specified date. 02:10: If the assignment says closed the assignment cannot accept submissions. 02:15: The second set of dates are the due dates for each respective assignment. 02:19: Any assignments submitted after the due date or marked as late some 02:23: instructors May deduct points for late submissions. 02:26: Again, not all assignments may include a due date. 02:30: You can still submit late assignments before the available until date. 02:35: Please be aware that the due date may be before or on the available date. 02:40: Due dates also include a time if your instructor does not set a 02:44: due time the listed date displays. 02:46: The course is default due time. 02:49: You can search for an assignment by typing an assignment title or a keyword in the search 02:53: field. If your course includes multiple grading periods, 02:57: you can view assignments by grading period 03:01: To view the details of an assignment. Click the name of the assignment. 03:06: When an assignment is open to you to submit at any time, you can view the due 03:10: date points and the types of submissions you can use for the assignment. 03:14: Not all assignments may have a due date. 03:17: You can also view additional details. 03:21: Instructions any instructions that your instructor has about the assignment, 03:25: please note that you cannot download assignment instructions, unless your 03:29: instructor has included a link to download them. 03:32: You can also print the screen or copy and paste the directions into a word processing 03:36: program or you can also view the assignment in the canvas mobile app. 03:42: Rubric any grading criteria that your instructor has provided for the 03:46: assignment. An assignment may or may not include a rubric before 03:50: submitting your assignment. You may want to review the assignment rubric. 03:55: For example an assignment may have a due date but may not list any other dates. 04:00: If you were to miss the due date, you could still submit the assignment for late credit 04:04: before the last day of the course. If the assignment does not have a due 04:08: date you can submit the assignment at any time before the last day of the course. 04:14: To submit your assignment click the start assignment button. 04:17: You can also submit a quiz or reply to a discussion. 04:21: When an assignment is open to you during availability dates, you can view all available 04:25: assignment information in addition to the specific dates. 04:28: The assignment is available to you. Availability dates may include 04:32: a first available date open date last available date Lochte 04:37: or closed or both dates to create an overall date range. 04:41: The due date may be before or on the last available date if one is set. 04:46: If you were to miss the assignment submission due date, you could still submit the assignment 04:50: until the last available date. Once the last date passes you 04:55: can no longer submit the assignment. 04:58: Your instructor May limit the number of submission attempts you are allotted for an assignment. 05:02: If your assignment has a limited number of submissions, you can view the number of submission 05:07: attempts you have made in the number of submission allowed for the assignment. 05:12: Once you have used all your submission attempts, the new attempt button displays 05:16: is disabled. 05:18: An assignment can be locked before an instructor wants it open or after a specific 05:22: date has passed after the due date. 05:24: When an assignment is locked you can view the rubric if any and 05:28: the assignment details. You can also view the date when the assignment 05:32: will be open for submissions if it has not been opened yet. 05:37: When an assignment is closed you can still view the rubric if any and 05:41: any existing submission details in the sidebar, but you can no longer view the 05:45: assignment details or submit resubmit the assignment. 05:49: You can also view the date. The assignment was locked to submissions. 05:53: Assignments clothes when they are only available until a specific date. 05:58: This guide covered how to view assignments as a student.

00:07: How do I view discussions as a student? 00:10: In course navigation click the discussions link 00:14: Discussions are organized into three main areas. 00:18: Pinned discussions these are discussions that your instructor wants you to pay specific 00:22: attention to and appear at the top of the discussions page. 00:25: This section heading only displays if there are discussions within this section as designated 00:30: by your instructor. 00:32: Discussions these are current discussions within the course discussions 00:36: are ordered by most recent activity this section heading only displays 00:40: if there are discussions within this section. 00:44: Closed for comments these discussions have been manually closed for comments 00:48: or the discussion has passed the available from until date. 00:52: These are discussions that are only available in a read-only state and are ordered 00:56: by most recent activity this section section heading displays, 01:00: even if there are no discussions within this section. 01:04: Each discussion displays whether or not it is a graded discussion. 01:08: The name of the discussion and the date on which the last discussion reply was posted. 01:13: The due date if any 01:16: The number of unread total posts in the discussion 01:20: And whether or not you are subscribed to the discussion. 01:24: You can also view availability dates for individual discussions. 01:28: An unread icon next to a discussion indicates an unread discussion. 01:33: The number of unread total posts will not appear for group discussions and discussions 01:37: that have no discussion replies. 01:40: There will also be a peer-review icon if a graded discussion has been assigned peer 01:44: reviews. 01:46: The first dates you may see are the availability dates your instructor may use 01:50: availability dates to restrict discussion replies to a specified date range. 01:55: The availability dates are the range of time that the discussion is accessible to you. 01:59: Availability dates also appear on the assignments page for all discussions with a signed 02:04: availability dates. 02:06: If the discussion does not have a date listed the discussion is open. 02:09: You can reply to the discussion at any time during your course. 02:14: If the discussion says not available until date the discussion is locked 02:18: until the specified date. 02:21: If the discussion says available until date you can reply to the discussion 02:25: until the specified date. 02:28: If the discussion is in the closed for comment section the discussion cannot accept 02:32: submissions. Discussions in this section may show a was locked 02:36: at date to indicate when the discussion was closed for comments. 02:41: The second set of dates are the due dates for each respective discussion. 02:45: However, due dates only apply to graded discussions any replies 02:49: to discussions after the due date are marked as late some instructors May deduct 02:53: points for late replies. You can still reply to late discussion 02:57: before the available until date. Due dates also include 03:02: a time if your instructor does not set a due time the listed date 03:06: displays the courses default due time. 03:10: There are a few ways to filter discussions. 03:13: View all or only unread discussions by selecting an option from the drop-down 03:17: menu. 03:19: Search for a discussion by typing a discussion title a user name or 03:23: a keyword in the search field. 03:26: Start a new discussion by clicking the add discussion button Note some 03:30: instructors may choose to disable this option. 03:33: Change the discussion settings to manually Mark posts as read by clicking the settings 03:37: icon. 03:39: Click the name of a discussion 03:42: A discussion includes three sections the discussion toolbar discussion 03:46: topic and discussion replies 03:50: The discussion toolbar remains at the top of the discussion topic when you are viewing discussion 03:54: replies. 03:56: To search for replies or specific authors enter your terms in the search 04:00: field. To filter replies click the all drop-down menu. 04:04: You can filter by all replies or unread replies. 04:08: To sort replies by newest or oldest click the sort button. 04:13: To view threaded replies in a split-screen sidebar click the view split 04:17: screen button. 04:19: To view threaded replies all at once click the expand threads button. 04:24: You can collapse the threaded replies by clicking the collapse threads button. 04:29: To view threaded replies inline. Click the inline button. 04:33: If the discussion is an anonymous discussion a message displays noting that 04:37: your name and profile picture will be hidden from other course members. 04:42: The discussion topic section includes important information about the discussion including 04:46: the discussion title and description. 04:50: You can also view the name of the author user role labels for Tash and 04:54: teacher instructor roles the date and time. 04:56: The discussion was published due date the number of points possible and 05:01: number of replies. 05:04: To view the options menu for a discussion. Click the options icon. 05:08: To mark all replies as read click the mark all as read link. 05:13: To view the discussion rubric click the show rubric link 05:17: Discussion replies display below the discussion topic learn how to view 05:21: and sort discussion replies and Report discussion replies. 05:26: To view threaded replies options click the options icon. 05:29: You can Mark replies as read unread Mark 05:33: threaded replies as read unread return to the topic quote 05:37: the reply or report the reply. 05:41: When viewing split screen discussion thread replies, you can collapse and expand 05:45: the discussion thread replies sidebar. 05:48: When a discussion thread reply is collapsed you can view the reply indicators 05:52: showing the number of unread and total replies. 05:56: To expand the discussion thread replies sidebar click the hash of replies 06:00: link. 06:02: View the read and unread replies. 06:05: To view threaded replies options click the options icon. 06:08: You can Mark replies as read unread Mark 06:12: threaded replies as read unread return to the topic quote 06:16: the reply or report the reply. 06:20: To collapse the discussion thread reply sidebar. 06:22: Click the close icon. 06:25: If you are unable view responses from other students, you may be required to make a 06:29: reply before you can view them. Once you reply to the discussion any 06:33: other replies will be visible. 06:36: If a discussion is a group discussion, you will be directed to discussions in your 06:40: group. 06:42: When creating or editing discussion topics or replies you will enter and 06:46: edit your content using the rich content editor. 06:49: The rich content editor allows you to format text link text to 06:53: coerce or external content insert media and attach files. 06:59: The guide covered how to view discussions as a student.

00:07: How do I view quizzes as a student? 00:10: In course, navigation. Click the quizzes link. 00:14: Quizzes are identified by the quiz icon. 00:17: In the quiz index page, you can view the name of each quiz, the 00:21: availability dates for the quiz. The due date, for the quiz, the 00:25: number of points the quizzes worth and the number of questions in the quiz, 00:30: Quizzes are ordered by due date. Some quizzes may not included 00:34: you date. 00:36: The first dates, you may see our called availability dates sometimes, your 00:40: instructor only wants you to submit a quiz during a specified date range. 00:43: So the available dates are the range of time that the quiz is accessible to you. 00:49: It's a quiz does not have a date listed. 00:51: The quiz is open. You can complete the quiz at any time during your course. 00:57: It's a quiz says available until date. 00:59: You can complete the quiz until the specified date. 01:03: It's a quiz says not available until date. 01:05: The quiz is locked until until the specified date. 01:10: It's a quiz says closed. The quiz cannot accept quiz, submissions. 01:15: If you start a quiz but do not submit it quizzes, includes an auto submit 01:19: feature that will submit the quiz for you on the available until quiz date. 01:22: If a quiz does not include an available until date, the quiz 01:26: Auto submit on the last day of the course. 01:30: The second set of dates are the due dates for each respective quiz any 01:34: quizzes, submitted after the due date or marked as late, some instructors May deduct 01:38: points for late submissions again. 01:41: Not all quizzes may include a due date. 01:43: You can still submit late quizzes, before the quiz available 01:47: until date, otherwise the quiz will be Auto submitted for you. 01:52: Do dates also include a time. If your instructor does not set a due time, 01:56: the listed date displays the courses, default due time. 02:01: You can search for a quiz by typing a quiz title or keyword in the search 02:05: for quiz field. 02:07: To view the details of a quiz. Click the name of the quiz. 02:11: When a quiz is open to you to take it anytime, you can view the due date 02:15: points and questions for the quiz. 02:17: You can also view additional details. 02:21: Time limit the length of time. 02:23: You have to complete the quiz if your quiz has a time limit, you 02:27: must complete the entire quiz within that time in one sitting. 02:30: If you navigate away from the quiz the timer will keep running. 02:34: You will also be kicked out of the quiz when the time limit has been reached. 02:40: Instructions, any instructions that your instructor has about the quiz? 02:45: To take the quiz, click the take the quiz button. 02:49: When a quiz is open to you during availability dates, you can view all available 02:53: quiz information. In addition to the specific dates, the quiz is available to you availability. 02:58: Dates may include the first available date. 03:00: Open date last available, date blocked or 03:04: closed or both dates to create an overall date range. 03:08: The due date maybe before on the last available date, if 03:12: one is that 03:14: When a quiz is locked, you can view all details of the quiz. 03:17: You can also view the date. 03:19: When you can take the quiz, 03:22: When a quiz is closed, you can do all details of the quiz. 03:25: You can also view the date that quiz was locked to submissions. 03:30: And you quizzes when your enrollment has been concluded in a course, a message 03:34: displays that the quiz is no longer available. 03:38: This guy covered how to view quizzes as a student.

00:07: How do I view my grades in a current course? 00:10: In global navigation click the courses link then click the name 00:14: of the course. 00:16: In course navigation click the grades link 00:20: From the grades page you can select the course for which you want to view grades. 00:24: By default grades are sorted chronologically by assignment due 00:28: date in the arranged by menu. You can also sort by module assignment 00:32: name or assignment group. To see the specified grades 00:36: click the apply button assignments that are not part of a module will 00:40: be shown at the end of the assignments list in alphabetical order. 00:44: However, if modules are assignment groups aren't used in your course, they 00:48: won't be included as sorting options. 00:52: You can view the name of the assignment the assignment due date the assignment 00:56: submission date the assignment status the score you earned and the 01:00: total point value of the assignment. You may also be able to view whether 01:04: the assignment includes scoring details comments or rubrics. 01:10: You may see various great icons in the score column indicating the type of assignment 01:14: you submitted. These assignments have not been graded by your instructor. 01:18: Once the assignment is graded. 01:20: The icon will be replaced by your score. 01:24: To print your grades click the print grades button. 01:28: By default the grades page displays the current grading period if an 01:32: assignment does not include a due date it will display as a part of the last grading 01:36: period To view grades for another course. 01:39: Click the course drop down menu. 01:41: To see the specified grading period and course click the apply button. 01:46: If grading periods are enabled in your course, you can view your grades according 01:50: to grading period 01:53: If your course includes weighted assignment groups assignment groups may vary 01:57: in the sidebar depending on which grading period you are viewing. 02:00: An assignment group displays if the group has at least one assignment due in the selected 02:05: grading period When grading periods are weighted and you select 02:09: the all grading periods option the sidebar displays the weights of each 02:13: grading period grading period 02:17: Your instructor May enforce an automatic late policy in your course any 02:21: assignments that are submitted after the due date are marked as late. 02:25: The late policy automatically deducts a percentage of the grade from the total 02:29: score. Late assignments display the late icon in the status column 02:33: of the gradebook. To view submission details for a late assignment click 02:37: the submission name. 02:47: Some assignments include a black warning icon which alerts you that points 02:51: earned from this assignment will not count toward your final grade. 02:54: You should still submit this assignment unless it has been excused by your instructor. 03:00: If there are comments in your assignment the assignment displays a comment icon. 03:04: To view comments click the comment icon if there are unread 03:08: comments an indicator is displayed once the comments are read the 03:13: indicator disappears. Comments are organized chronologically. 03:19: If there is feedback besides text comments such as media comments, click 03:23: the feedback icon to open the submission details and view the other feedback. 03:29: To close comments. Click the close link. 03:32: If you can view scoring details click the check mark icon. 03:36: You can view the grade distribution for the assignment and view the mean hi 03:40: low median upper quartile and lower quartile 03:44: scores. 03:46: The graphs horizontal line extends from 0 to the assignments highest possible 03:50: score 3 the white box extends from the lowest to the highest 03:54: student scores. Your score appears as a blue square on this 03:58: plot. You will only see scoring details if more than five 04:02: other students have submitted that assignment in the course. 04:05: If you do not see the scoring details then fewer than five students have submitted 04:10: the assignment. To close scoring details. 04:13: Click the close link 04:16: An assignment may also include a rubric icon which means the assignment included 04:20: a rubric for grading purposes. To view your results click 04:24: the icon view your score based on the rubric to close 04:28: the rubric click the close rubric link. 04:32: The grades page will list the assignment groups included in your course. 04:36: Assignment groups allow instructors to organize assignments discussions 04:40: and quizzes into groups and apply specific grading rules or weights to those 04:44: groups. You can view the percentage score for each group in the points. 04:48: You've earned versus the total points possible. 04:52: The great summary shows your total grade allows you to view any save what 04:56: if scores and allows you to show or hide all scoring details comments 05:00: and rubrics shown in the grades page. 05:03: Depending on the great calculation for your course your total grade May 05:07: display as a point value or as a percentage. 05:11: Your instructor May restrict you from viewing your total grade. 05:15: The current grade is calculated by adding up the graded assignments according to their 05:19: weight in the course grading scheme. This grade is calculated with the 05:23: calculate based only on graded assignments checkbox selected in the sidebar. 05:29: The total grade is calculated by adding all the assignments according to their weight 05:33: in the course grading scheme both graded and ungraded assignments. 05:37: To view the total grade deselect the sidebar check box the 05:41: grade at the top of the sidebar will reflect your total grade. 05:46: The sidebar shows the information about how your grades are calculated. 05:50: If your assignment groups are weighted, the sidebar will show the breakdown of weighted 05:55: assignment groups. 05:57: Assignment groups will always display as a percentage if your instructor allows 06:01: you to view total grades. You can see a breakdown in the points. 06:04: You've earned versus the total points possible. 06:08: If your course does not use assignment groups, your total grade can be displayed in 06:12: points or percentage. If your total grade is displayed in points, 06:16: you can view your overall grade percentage. 06:19: Again, your instructor May restrict you from viewing your total grade. 06:24: If your institution restricts viewing quantitative data, your total grade 06:28: is displayed using a grading scheme usually letter grades. 06:32: Again, your instructor May restrict you from viewing your total grade. 06:37: If you have more than one course you can use the course drop-down menu to view grades 06:41: in other courses. If your grades page shows assignments and 06:45: learning Mastery headings you can also view your standards based scores in 06:49: the learning Mastery link. 06:52: This guide covered how to view my grades in a current course.

00:07: How do I use the calendar as a student? 00:10: In global navigation click the calendar link 00:14: The calendar spans all courses and displays information for each of your enrolled 00:18: courses and groups in the navigation bar. 00:21: You can choose to view the calendar in week month or agenda view 00:25: the view ichoose dictates the style of the calendar window by 00:29: default the calendar appears in month view. 00:33: The sidebar shows a quick view calendar your list of courses in 00:37: groups and undated items for your courses and groups. 00:42: Each calendar view shows any assignments or events that have been added to the calendar 00:46: you can add events including recurring events and 00:50: to-do items to your personal calendar at any time in the navigation bar by 00:54: clicking the add button. 00:56: Each personal course and Throop calendar is identified by a separate 01:00: color that populates the calendar view Associated calendar 01:04: items for each course or group display when selected in the calendar view. 01:09: By default the first 10 course in group calendars will be selected and appear 01:13: in the calendar view to hide a calendar. 01:16: Click the box next to the name of the calendar calendars that are not 01:20: active within the calendar view display is faded text. 01:24: Expanding undated items link will show you a list of events and assignments 01:28: that are not dated the assignments and events will be differentiated by 01:32: icons and by the personal course or group calendar color. 01:37: In the month you click the arrow buttons to move from month to month to 01:41: view events for the current date clicks it today button. 01:46: To view a specific date click the month link 01:50: Then enter a date in the date field or select a date from the calendar. 01:55: Assignments are shown with an icon next to the assignment title the icon 01:59: reflects the assignment type. 02:02: Discussion 02:05: Assignment 02:08: Quiz 02:11: Or events 02:14: 9 graded items with a to-do date May display in the calendar for a course. 02:19: Each item on the calendar is color-coded to match. 02:21: The courses are calendars in the sidebar. 02:25: Give you full details for an assignment or event hover over the item. 02:30: Calendar assignments can also be crossed out which is a simple way to keep track 02:34: of assignments assignments are crossed out. 02:37: Once the assignment has been submitted however assignments that have been 02:41: awarded a grade but do not contain an actual submission will not be crossed out. 02:46: All the events display the events icon and do not include a specific event time. 02:51: If you want to extend an all-day event across multiple days have her 02:55: over the edge of the event until you see a black Arrow drag your event 02:59: across all required dates in the current month. 03:03: Assignments are shown with an icon next to the assignment title the icon 03:07: reflects the assignment type. 03:10: To view the calendar by week. Click the week button the week view shows 03:14: all calendar items by date and time note that some assignments. 03:18: Maybe do it 11:59 p.m. Which appear at the bottom of the calendar 03:22: view? 03:24: All day events appear at the top of the calendar week these events. 03:27: Do not include a specific event time. Like in the month view 03:31: if you want to extend an all-day event across multiple days hover 03:36: over the edge of the event until you see a black Arrow drag your event 03:40: across all required dates in week view. 03:43: You can only drag your event to the end of the week that you are viewing. 03:48: Have you all your calendar items in an agenda format? Click the agenda button? 03:54: If your institution has enabled schedule her appointment groups, you can sign up for 03:58: an appointment in the calendar sidebar. 04:01: This guy covered how to use the calendar as a student.

00:07: What is the canvas student app? 00:10: Students can access their courses and groups from the dashboard. 00:14: Courses and groups include the same navigation items that can be viewed in the browser 00:18: version of canvas. 00:20: Students can view details on assignments, quizzes, and discussions, and 00:24: submit these items from the app. 00:27: Students can use the navigation bar to access their dashboard. 00:29: Calendar, to-do list, notifications, or inbox. 00:36: Students can manage their canvas account. Using the student app students 00:40: can manage their files, display course, grades, get help from canvas, 00:44: support change users and log out of the app. 00:49: This guide covered the canvas student app.

00:07: Discover how to stay updated on important announcements within the instructure application. 00:13: Chad is a course tool that is available to all students in the course. 00:17: Chats cannot be limited to specific students. 00:20: Instructors can use the chat tool to allow students to contact them. 00:24: When online create Virtual Office hours conduct group discussions 00:28: or study sessions. All users in the course can also access 00:32: the chat history. 00:34: This guide covered chat.

00:07: How do I use files? 00:09: The basic functionality within files is the same within each files location, 00:13: but some features May differ according to feature area. 00:18: The left panel shows all folders for Quick Navigation. 00:20: Some folders may be housed within other folders to expand 00:25: all folders. Click the arrows next to the folder name. 00:29: When you click the name of a folder all contents within the folder you are viewing 00:33: display in the right panel. You can also click folder names in the right 00:37: panel to view folder content. 00:40: For each file you can view the name of the file the date the file was created 00:44: the date the file was modified the name of the person who modified the file 00:48: if Modified by another user and the size of the file. 00:53: Files are sorted alphabetically to sort files. 00:56: Click the name of any column heading. 00:59: You can also view the published status for your user files. 01:03: Depending on the file area files may contain several options to manage files. 01:09: Search for files files is fully searchable by file name. 01:13: Add a folder add a new folder to files to store files. 01:17: Folders can also house other folders. 01:20: Upload a file upload a file to files. 01:24: Change the state of the files can be published unpublished 01:28: or include a restricted status? 01:32: To select a file click the name of the file. 01:34: You can also select multiple files at the same time by holding the Command 01:38: MAC or control PC key. 01:43: When a file is selected files displays the file toolbar at the top of the 01:47: window. Depending on the files area. 01:49: The toolbar may contain several options to manage the selected files 01:54: preview the file restrict access to the file download 01:58: the file move the file or delete the file. 02:03: You can also manage some or all options for a selected file within the files options 02:07: menu. 02:09: Course files and group files May display a column for usage rights If 02:13: enabled the column displays the usage rate copyright for the file. 02:18: Files that do not contain a usage right display as a warning icon. 02:23: To change the usage rate for a file in group files. 02:25: Click on the usage right icon for that file. 02:30: This guide covered how to use files.

00:06: How do I use the Inbox as a student? 00:09: In global navigation click the inbox link It's 00:13: the inbox blank includes the numbered indicator the indicator shows. 00:17: How many unread messages do you have in your inbox? Once you read the new 00:21: messages the indicator will disappear. 00:24: The toolbar includes global message options. 00:28: To load conversations, filter your messages by course or group and type. Filtering by type lets you filter messages by Inbox, Unread, Starred, Sent, Archived, and Submission Comments. 00:43: You can search for conversations by user in the Search by user field. 00:48: To compose a message, click the Compose icon. 00:52: Once you have selected a conversation you can use the other options in the 00:56: toolbar to Reply to a conversation reply 01:00: all to a conversation archived a conversation delete 01:05: a conversation. You can also use the more options icon 24-hour 01:09: market conversation is read or unread and star conversations. 01:15: Conversations for your selected course and Inbox filter appear in the left Inbox panel. 01:21: The Inbox is organized chronologically from newest to oldest with the newest conversations appearing on top and the older conversations at the bottom. 01:30: You can manually mark a conversation as read or unread by hovering over the conversation and clicking the circle to the left of the conversation. 01:39: To star a conversation, hover over the conversation and click the star to the right of the conversation. 01:46: When you select a conversation, all messages in the conversations thread appear in the right Inbox panel. 01:53: The conversation thread displays the title of the conversation. 01:57: Each message with in a conversation displays the names of the message participant 02:01: with the name of the sender in bold. 02:04: You can view the course name the author's personal pronouns if enabled 02:09: and the date and time the message was sent. 02:12: You can also view the message content. 02:15: To deselect the conversation click the return icon. 02:19: To reply to the latest message in a conversation. 02:21: Click the reply icon. 02:24: The reply-all forward archive star or 02:28: delete the entire conversation thread click the more options icon then 02:32: click one of the options. 02:35: You can manage an individual message within a conversation to reply 02:39: to a message with in a conversation. Click the reply icon. 02:44: To reply all forward or delete a message with in a conversation thread 02:48: click the more options icon then click one of the options. 02:53: To select multiple message conversations to Archive. 02:56: Delete Mark as read Mark as unread or Star 03:00: click the check box for each message then click the inbox 03:04: toolbar more options icon and select an option. 03:09: This guide covered how to use the Inbox as a student.

00:07: How do I manage my canvas notification settings? 00:11: In Global Navigation, click the Account link, then click the Notifications link. 00:17: On the notification settings page you can manage how you receive notifications 00:21: for your canvas account and or manage how you receive notifications for individual courses. 00:27: A banner describes the settings you are managing another Banner indicates the 00:31: times when daily and weekly notifications will be delivered. 00:35: To dismiss a banner message. Click the close icon. 00:39: By default the settings for drop-down menu displays the account option. 00:43: Account level notification settings apply to all of your canvas courses. 00:47: However, any course specific notification settings override 00:51: account notification settings. 00:55: You can view your current account level settings. 00:58: Account level notification types are listed by category. 01:01: There are notifications for course activities discussions conversations 01:05: groups scheduling and conferences. 01:10: You can also view your contact methods such as email addresses and push notifications 01:14: for mobile devices. 01:17: Each notification has a default delivery frequency setting to view the 01:21: current notification delivery frequency for a notification type and contact 01:25: method hover over the notification icon. 01:29: To view details for a notification hover the cursor over the notification 01:33: name. View details such as the activities that trigger the notification. 01:38: Each notification is set to a default setting to change a notification for 01:42: a contact method locate the notification and click the icon for 01:46: the contact method. 01:49: To receive a notification right away select the notify immediately option. 01:54: These notifications may be delayed by up to 1 hour in case an instructor makes 01:58: additional changes which prevents you from being spammed by multiple notifications 02:02: in a short amount of time. 02:05: To receive a daily notification select the daily summary option the 02:09: date and time of your daily notifications are posted in a banner at the top of the notification 02:13: settings page. 02:16: To receive a weekly notification select the weekly summary option the 02:20: date and time of your weekly notifications are posted in a banner at the top of the notification 02:24: settings page. 02:27: If you do not want to receive a notification select the notifications off 02:31: option. 02:33: Unsupported notification types display the unsupported icon. 02:36: You cannot manage unsupported notifications. 02:41: If you have enabled push notifications in the canvas student mobile app on an Android 02:45: device or on an iOS device. You can manage your settings in the push notification 02:49: column. Push notifications can only be sent to your mobile 02:53: device right away or not at all. Daily and weekly notification 02:58: options are not supported. Some categories include limited 03:02: availability for push notifications for full details about supported 03:06: notifications for push notifications refer to the canvas notifications 03:10: resource document. 03:13: If your institution uses a third-party messaging application called slack and 03:17: has enabled slack as a contact method you can add slack as a contact 03:21: method and receive direct message notifications from canvas and Slack. 03:26: Slack notifications may vary depending on your slack notification settings. 03:32: This guide covered how to manage my canvas notification settings.