Canvas: Student How-Tos Student Getting Started Resources Below are some general questions and answers about Canvas, the Student role, and links to resources to help you be comfortable with Canvas. Visit the  Student Guides  to learn more. Introduction What is Canvas? Canvas is a Learning Management System. To learn more about Canvas terminology and definitions, visit  How does Canvas define the terms used to describe its features and functions?  Because Canvas is a web-based system, it doesn’t need to be installed on your computer. However, you’ll want to make sure that your  computer and web browser meet the basic requirements to run Canvas .  Canvas also has a  free mobile app  available for iOS and Android that is specifically tailored to students. You can learn more about  how the mobile app features compare  to Canvas on the web. What is the Student role? In Canvas, the  Student role  is most commonly used to enroll users who will participate in a course for course credit. Users enrolled as students can view course content and participate in course assignments and communications. Students cannot view and participate in a course until it is published and the course has started. Canvas for Elementary Canvas for Elementary  is a Canvas setting that displays a simplified interface and experience designed for younger learners.  Canvas Guides The  Canvas Student Guide  has over 200 articles that each answer a question that relates to using the Canvas interface as a student. Each article also includes Next and Previous links so you can easily navigate to related content. Student Videos You can also watch  videos for students . User Account Setup Before you can do anything in Canvas, you'll need an account and the  URL for your institution's Canvas website . View the articles below for help with setting up your account and managing your user settings. How do I accept an email invitation to join a Canvas course? How do I sign up for a Canvas account with a join code or secret URL as a student? How do I edit my profile in my user account? How do I change the settings in my user account? Logging in to Canvas You can access Canvas through a URL for your institution. Learn more in the article below. How do I log in to Canvas? Logging in to the Canvas Student App After you download the Canvas Student mobile app to your  Android  or  iOS  device, you can log in to the app using a QR code or a URL. If you are already logged in to Canvas on the Web, using the QR code instantly logs you in to the app. How do I view a QR code to log in to the Canvas mobile apps? How do I log in to the Canvas Student app on my iOS device with a QR code? How do I log in to the Canvas Student app on my Android Device with a QR code?  You can also log into the Canvas Student mobile app without a QR code: How do I log in to the Student app on my iOS device with a Canvas URL? How do I log in to the Student app on my Android device with a Canvas URL? Canvas Overview Once you log into Canvas, take a minute to familiarize yourself with the Canvas user interface. Embed this Video The articles below show you how to navigate Canvas and use a few of the tools that link across all your courses. How do I use the Global Navigation Menu? How do I use the Dashboard as a student? How do I use the Inbox? How do I use the Calendar? How do I use Files? How do I add and modify text in the Rich Content Editor? Course Basics Within a Canvas course, you can submit assignments, participate in discussions, view grades, and collaborate with other students. What is available in your course depends on what has been implemented by your instructor. View the articles below for some of the basics of Canvas courses. How do I use the Course Home Page as a student? How do I view Assignments as a student? How do I submit an online assignment? How do I view my grades in a current course? How do I reply to a discussion as a student? How do I take a quiz?  (Classic Quizzes) How do I take a quiz in New Quizzes? How do I view Collaborations as a student? How do I use Conferences in a course as a student? How do I view Pages as a student? Learn more about Canvas features and other basic topics in the  Canvas Basics Guide. Learn more about using Canvas as a student in the  Canvas Student Guide . Canvas Student App View information about the  Canvas Student mobile app  in the articles below. How do I use the Student app on my Android device? How do I use the Student app on my iOS device? How do I view Assignments in the Student app on my Android device? How do I view Assignments in the Student app on my iOS device? Visit the Canvas Student mobile app guides to learn more. Canvas Student Android Guide Canvas Student iOS Guide Canvas for Elementary Student Android Guide Canvas for Elementary Student iOS Guide Additional Resources for Students Getting Started with Canvas in 10 Steps (Students) Canvas for Elementary Student Guides Troubleshooting for Students [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/Student-Getting-Started-Resources/ta-p/579371 ] How do I sign up for a Canvas account with a join code or secret URL as a student? How do I sign up for a Canvas account with a join code or secret URL as a student? If you do not already have a Canvas account, you need to create an account before you can  log in to Canvas . If you are using Canvas through your institution, you most likely already have an account and need to accept a course invitation. Your institution will email your login information. If you do not yet have an account, you can create an account when you  accept the course invitation . If you are not using Canvas through your institution, you can create your own account. Your instructor will provide you with a join code to link you directly to the course. This code will be sent to you separately from the Canvas email that invites you to join the course.  If you need to create an account in Canvas but have not received your join code via email, please contact your instructor or institution for help with logging in. Notes: Once you create an account, you can request to delete your account at any time. Deleting your Canvas account cannot be undone and will delete all Canvas information including courses, assignments, grades, and participation. Do not request to have your account deleted unless you are certain you absolutely no longer require any access to your prior Canvas activity. To request to have your account deleted,  open the Help menu  and submit a ticket to Canvas support through the  Report a Problem  link. For some users, the user interface may appear differently if the New Login/Registration UI for Identity feature option is enabled at the root account level. Embed this Video Enter URL If you don't yet have an account, you can set one up for yourself without an email link. To create your account, open a browser and type  canvas.instructure.com   into your browser. Note:  You must have a join code from your instructor or institution to create your account. Create Canvas Account Click the  Need a Canvas Account?  link. Sign Up As a Student Click the  I'm a Student  button. Complete Registration Complete the following fields: Enter the course join code in the  Join Code  field. This code will be emailed to you by your instructor or institution—the email is separate from your email invitation to join the course. Enter your name in the  Full Name  field. Enter your username in the  Username  field. Set your password by typing in the  Password  field. Confirm your password by typing your password in the  Confirm Password  field. Agree to the terms of use by clicking the terms of use checkbox. Confirm that you are not a robot by completing the Captcha form (if enabled by your institution) Click the  Start Learning  button. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-sign-up-for-a-Canvas-account-with-a-join-code-or-secret/ta-p/437   How do I generate a pairing code for an observer as a student? As a student, you can generate a pairing code to link an observer to your Canvas account. You must create a separate pairing code for each observer who wants to link to your account. For more information on pairing codes, view the  Pairing Codes - Frequently Asked Questions resource document . An observer may be your parent, guardian, mentor, counselor, or another individual who needs to view your Canvas courses. Linked observers can can view and participate in certain elements of your Canvas courses. For more information on the observer role, view the  Observer Visibility and Participation resource document . Note:  If you are an observer, you can copy the pairing code and link the student by  entering the code in your User Settings. Embed this Video Open User Settings In Global Navigation, click the  Account  link [1], then click the  Settings  link [2]. Pair with Observer Click the  Pair with Observer  button. Note:  If the Pair with Observer button doesn't display in your User Settings, please contact your institution for assistance with pairing with an observer. Copy Pairing Code Copy the six-digit alphanumeric pairing code [1]. You will need to share the code with the observer who will link to your account. The pairing code will expire after seven days or its first use. To close the window, click the  OK  button [2]. Note:  Pairing codes are case sensitive. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-generate-a-pairing-code-for-an-observer-as-a-student/ta-p/418   How do I view Announcements as a student? The Announcements Index Page allows you to view and filter announcements in your course. You can receive new announcements via  Canvas notifications , view announcements on the  Recent Activity Dashboard , or view announcements in the  To Do list . Your institution may also post global announcements. Learn how to  view Global Announcements . Embed this Video Open Announcements In Course Navigation, click the  Announcements  link. View Announcements Index Page The Announcements Index page displays a toolbar with viewing options at the top of the page [1], followed by the individual announcements [2]. Announcements are listed in reverse chronological order with the newest appearing first and the older announcements appearing towards the bottom. Note:  When an announcement is new or unread, a blue dot will appear next to the author's image. View Announcement Details Each announcement displays the date on which the announcement was posted [1] and the number of unread/total replies (if any) to the announcement [2]. To quickly reply to an announcement, click the Reply link [3]. To open an individual announcement, click the announcement link [4]. Note: If there is no Reply link, your instructor does not allow replies to announcements. Manage Announcements To manage announcements on the index page, use the Announcements Index page toolbar. To view all or only unread announcements, click the drop-down menu [1]. To search for announcements by words or phrases in the announcement titles, enter terms in the Search field [2].  To mark all announcements as having been read, click the Mark All as Read button [3].  To subscribe to the Announcements RSS feed, click the External Feeds link [4]. View Announcement An announcement includes three sections: the announcements toolbar [1], the announcement [2], and announcement replies [3]. View Announcement Toolbar The announcement toolbar remains at the top of the screen when you are viewing announcement replies. To search for replies or specific authors, enter your terms in the search field [1]. To filter replies, click the  Filter  drop-down menu [2]. You can filter by all replies or unread replies. To sort replies by newest or oldest, click the  Sort  button [3]. To view the thread in split screen, click the  View Split Screen  button [4]. To view the entire thread, click the  Expand Threads  button [5]. To access other features, click the  Menu  button [6]. Translate Announcements To translate announcements, click on the  Menu  button [1] then select  Translate Text  [2]. Under the  Translate Discussion  section, click the  drop-down  menu [3] and choose your  preferred language  [4]. View Announcements The announcement includes important information about the announcement, including the announcement title [1] and description [2]. You can also view the name of the author [3], the date and time the announcement was published [4] or edited [5], and number of replies [6]. View Announcement Replies Announcement replies display below the announcement topic [1]. To  view threaded replies , click the  # of read/ unread replies  link [2]. To reply to reply to an announcement reply, click the  Reply  link [3]. To mark a message as unread, click the  Mark as Unread  link [4]. Learn how to  reply to an announcement . Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-Announcements-as-a-student/ta-p/417   How do I add an announcement in a group? As a student, you can make an announcement within a  group . Embed this Video Open Announcements Open a group  in which you are a member. Then, in Group Navigation, click the  Announcements  link. Add Announcement in Group Home Page You can also add an announcement in a group by clicking the Group Navigation  Home  link [1] and then clicking the  Add Announcement  button [2]. Add Announcement Click the  Add Announcement  button. Create Announcement Enter an announcement title in the  Topic Title  field [1]. Add content using the  Rich Content Editor  [2]. A word count displays [3]. If enabled by your instructor, you can allow other users to like the announcement. To allow other users to like the announcement, click the  Allow liking  checkbox [4]. Publish Announcement Click the  Publish  button. View Announcement View the announcement. To manage the announcement, click the  Options  icon [1], then select an option [2]. You can mark the announcement as read, mark the announcement as unread,  edit the announcement , or  delete it . View Announcements Page View the announcement in the group Announcements page. Retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-add-an-announcement-in-a-group/ta-p/458   How do I edit an announcement in a group? As a student, you can edit an announcement you created within a  group . Embed this Video Open Announcements Open a group  in which you are a member. Then, in Group Navigation, click the  Announcements  link. Open Announcement Click the name of the announcement. Note:  You can only edit announcements that you created. Learn how to  create an announcement . Edit Announcement Click the  Options  icon [1], then click the  Edit  link [2]. Edit Title or Content Edit the announcement title [1] or content [2]. Save Announcement Click the  Save  button. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-edit-an-announcement-in-a-group/ta-p/459   How do I delete an announcement in a group? As a student, you can delete announcements only within a  group . You can delete an announcement in the Announcements Index Page or within an open announcement. Embed this Video Open Announcements Open a group  in which you are a member. Then, in Group Navigation, click the  Announcements  link. Delete in Announcements Index Page To delete an announcement from the index page, locate the announcement. Click the  Options  icon [1] and click the  Delete  link [2]. To delete multiple announcements at a time, click the checkboxes next to the announcements you want to delete [3] and click the  Delete  icon [4]. Delete Open Announcement You can also delete an announcement by opening the individual announcement. Click the name of the announcement. Delete Announcement Click the  Options  icon [1] and click the  Delete  link [2]. Confirm Deletion Click the  OK  button. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-delete-an-announcement-in-a-group/ta-p/457 How do I reply to an announcement as a student? If you have a question or comment about an announcement, you can reply directly to that announcement. You can reply in both course and group announcements. This lesson shows how to reply in a course, but the steps are the same for replying in a group. Embed this Video Open Announcements In Course Navigation, click the  Announcements  link. Open Announcement Click the  Reply  link. Note : If the reply link is not available, the announcement has been closed for comments and you cannot post a reply. Reply to Announcement To reply to the announcement, click the  Reply  button. Post a Message To enter your reply, add links, photos, equations, and/or media, use the Rich Content Editor [1]. To post your reply, click the  Reply  button [2]. View Your Reply Your reply will be posted at the top of the announcement reply thread. Reply to a Comment To  view threaded replies , click the  # of replies  link [1]. To reply to a comment, click the  Reply  link [2]. Post a Message To enter your reply, add links, photos, equations, and/or media, or  @mention course users , use the  Rich Content Editor  [1]. To post your reply, click the  Reply  button [2]. View Your Reply To view your reply, click the  Total Replies  link [1]. Your reply displays in the  Thread  sidebar [2]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-reply-to-an-announcement-as-a-student/ta-p/447   How do I like a reply in a course announcement as a student? If you can make a reply in an announcement, you may be able to like announcement replies in your course. Note:  The liking feature may be restricted to users with grading permissions (e.g. instructors and TAs). If you cannot like an announcement reply, this feature is not available to you. Embed this Video Open Announcements In Course Navigation, click the  Announcements  link. Open Announcement Click the name of the announcement. Like Announcement Reply Locate the reply and click the  Like  icon. View Liking Restriction If your instructor has restricted the liking option to only users with grading permissions, you will not be able to see the Like icon or like your favorite replies. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-like-a-reply-in-a-course-announcement-as-a-student/ta-p/344   How do I view or reply to an announcement thread as a student? You can view announcement replies and threaded announcement replies within an announcement. If announcement replies are enabled by your instructor, you can respond to an announcement or respond to a reply thread. When responding to a thread, you can quote a threaded reply. Note:  If the Reply options do not display, your instructor has not enabled replies for the announcement. Embed this Video Open Announcements In Course Navigation, click the  Announcements  link. Open Announcement Click the name of the announcement. Expand Threaded Replies If users have responded to a reply, the replies are threaded underneath the parent reply. By default, threads display inline on the same page as the announcement. To view threaded replies in a split screen view, click the  View Split Screen  button [1]. To expand all threads, click the  Expand Threads  button [2]. Individual threads display a link indicating the number of replies and the number of unread replies [3]. To view an individual reply thread, click the threaded replies link. Note:  Unread replies will have a blue dot indicator on the upper-left corner of the author's image [4]. View Inline Threaded Replies Inline threaded replies expand and display [1]. You can view the name of the user who posted the reply as well as the date and time the reply was posted [2]. View Split Screen To view threaded replies in split screen view, click the threaded reply link [1]. The threaded reply displays in the Thread sidebar [2]. To return to inline viewing, click the  View Inline  button [3]. Reply in Thread To reply to a reply or threaded reply, click the  Reply  link [1]. Using the  Rich Content Editor , you can reply to the announcement, include links, photos, equations, media, or  @mention course users . To post your reply, click the  Reply  button [3]. Quote Reply To reply to a thread by referencing a reply, click the  Options  icon [1], then click the  Quote Reply  link [2]. Post Quoted Reply By default, the  Include quoted reply in message  toggle is on [1] and the quote displays [2]. To exclude quoted text from your response, disable quoting by clicking the toggle off.   Using the Rich Content Editor, you can reply to the announcement, include links, photos, equations, media, or  @mention course users  [3]. To post your reply, click the  Reply  button [4]. View Your Reply View your reply. Manage Threaded Reply To manage a threaded reply, click the reply  Options  icon [1]. Then select one of the following menu options: Mark as Read  [2]: Mark this reply as read. Mark Thread as Read  [3]: Mark the whole thread as read. Mark Thread as Unread  [4]: Mark the whole thread as unread. Go to Parent  [5]: Select the top reply in the thread. Edit  [6]: Edit the reply. Quote Reply  [7]: Start a reply by including a copy of the reply. Delete  [8]: Delete the reply. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-or-reply-to-an-announcement-thread-as-a-student/ta-p/485667   How do I mention a user in an announcement reply as a student? If replies are allowed in the announcement, you can @mention a course user in an announcement reply. Embed this Video Reply to Announcement To  reply to the announcement , click the  Reply  button [1]. To reply to an announcement reply, click the  Reply  link [2]. Mention User in Reply Use the  Rich Content Editor  to enter your reply, links, photos, equations, or media. To mention a user in your reply, type the @ symbol in the Rich Content Editor [1]. A list of course users displays [2]. Select User To locate the course user, scroll through the list or filter the list by typing the course user's name [1]. Then select the user's name from the list [2]. Post Reply Your @mention text displays [1]. To post your reply, click the  Reply  button [2]. View Reply Your post displays at the bottom of the thread. Note:  If the mentioned user has enabled settings to receive notifications for discussion mentions, the user is notified that they were mentioned. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-mention-a-user-in-an-announcement-reply-as-a-student/ta-p/485670   How do I use Chat as a student? The Chat tool can be used for real-time conversation with course users. Any user in the course can participate in a chat conversation. All content in a course chat can be viewed by anyone in the course. Currently there is no load limit for a course chat, but larger numbers of course users may affect performance. A user must be actively viewing the chat tool to appear in the chat list. You can open Chat in a new browser window while viewing other areas in Canvas. Note : If you cannot view the Chat tool, Chat has not been enabled for your institution. You cannot delete chat messages. Safari 13.1 contains an update that may cause issues with chat alerts. You can avoid errors with files and images by  disabling cross-site tracking prevention  in Safari when using Canvas. Open Chat In Course Navigation, click the  Chat  link. View Chat When you open the Chat page, you immediately join the chat. Chat discussion appears in the content window [1]. To receive alerts for new chat messages, click the  New message alerts  button [2]. If this option is turned on, you will receive alerts if Chat is open in Canvas but your browser window is minimized or you are viewing another browser tab. Alerts will not send if you leave Chat to view another area in Canvas. Message history each course is included in the chat. Chat history can be accessed indefinitely by loading more results and scrolling through previous course chats. View Online Users Chat displays the number of users who are in the chat [1]. To view a list of these users [2], hover your cursor over the number. View Time Stamp When a user sends multiple chat messages without another user sending a message, all messages will appear under the first message's time stamp. To view additional time stamps, hover your cursor over the message. Send Message To send a chat message, enter your message in the chat window [1]. To add an emoji to your message, click the  Emoji  icon [2]. Then click the  Send  button [3]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-Chat-as-a-student/ta-p/315     How do I use inline chat as a student? If configured for your institution, inline chat allows you to communicate with other users in a course from areas other than the Chat page. When inline chat is enabled, any user viewing the course will appear as online on the Chat page. Currently there is no load limit for a course chat, but larger numbers of course users may affect performance. You can also chat with course users from the Chat page. Notes: If you cannot view inline chat, it has not been enabled for your institution. Chat alerts are not available for inline chat. Open Course In Global Navigation, click the  Courses  link [1] and click the name of your course [2]. Open Chat View inline chat in your course [1]. To open your chat, click the  Expand  icon [2]. Chat must be reopened whenever you navigate to a new page within your course. View Chat Chat messages appear in the content window. Send Message To send a chat message, enter your message in the chat window [1]. Then click the  Send  button [2]. Hide Chat To hide the chat window, click the  Collapse  icon. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-inline-chat-as-a-student/ta-p/442   How do I view Modules as a student? Some instructors will use modules to organize the course. Modules control the entire flow of the course, along with its content. Note : Your instructor may choose to hide the Modules link in Course Navigation. If the Modules link is not available, you can still access Module items through other areas of Canvas, such as the Syllabus or Course Home Page. Alternatively, your instructor may choose to hide all Course Navigation links except for Modules. If other Course Navigation links are not available, your instructor wants you to navigate the course using Modules. Embed this Video Open Modules In Course Navigation, click the  Modules  link. View Modules In Modules, you can view all the modules in your course. Modules are organized by order of progression. Modules house the content items within each module. To expand or collapse all modules, click the Expand All/Collapse All button [1]. To expand or collapse individual modules, click the module Expand or Collapse arrows [2]. If you choose to collapse or expand one or more modules, the Modules Index Page retains the state of each module. Notes: The Collapse All button displays if one or more modules are expanded. The Expand All button displays if all modules are collapsed. The Modules page supports keyboard shortcuts. To view a window with a list of keyboard navigation shortcuts, press the Shift+Question Mark keys simultaneously on your keyboard.   View Locked Module Your instructor may lock a module until a specified date. Locked modules display a Locked icon [1] and an unlock date [2]. View Module Icons Modules can be filled with different types of content. Each module item also includes an icon with its type:   Page  [1]: a page of content to read Discussion  [2]: a course discussion Quiz  [3]: a course quiz Assignment  [4]: a course assignment Link or External Tool  [5]: an external link or tool to view outside of the course File  [6]: a file to download or view View Requirements If a module includes requirements, the header shows whether you are supposed to complete all requirements or select one requirement [1]. Next to the module item, you can view the type of requirement necessary to complete the module item [2]. You must complete all required module items before you can progress to the next module. Some modules may require you to complete the module items in order. Depending on the module item type, requirements include up to five options: View : You must view the item. Mark as done : You must  mark the module item as done  before you can progress to the next item. Contribute : You must post a reply to the discussion topic or contribute content to a page. Submit : You must submit the assignment, graded discussion, or quiz. Score at least X : You must submit the assignment with a minimum of the shown score. View Progression Icons Module items can also be used to show progression through a module. Modules and/or module items that are not available to you are grayed out. For any module icon, you can hover over the icon and view the message for the requirement. Icon meanings may change depending on if your course is using requirements: Orange dash icon  [1]: when next to a module item, the module item is overdue. When next to the module heading, the module requirements have not been met. Green check mark  [2]: the module item has been completed. For requirements, this icon means the module requirement has been met. Blue info icon  [3]: the module item has been submitted, but has not yet been graded. Options label  [4]: the module item requires you to choose an assignment path before additional module items can be displayed. White circle  [5]: the module item has not been started. Lock icon  [6]: the module is locked until a future date. For prerequisites, this icon means the previous module has not been completed so it cannot be viewed. Lock message  [7]: the module may contain additional information that cannot be accessed until the name of the assignment in the message is graded. View Individual Module Item Each module contains module items. Each item includes the module item name [1]. Items will display the due date (if any) [2], and the number of points the assignment is worth [3]. If a To-Do date was added to a non-graded item, the date will display next to the module item [4]. Note:  If your instructor has placed an unpublished quiz in the module, you will not be able to see the points possible or the quiz questions until the quiz has been published. Open Module Item To begin a module, click the first item in the module. Navigate Module You can advance through module items or return to previous modules using the progression bar at the bottom of the page. To advance to the next module item, click the  Next  button [1]. To return to a previous module item, click the  Previous  button [2]. You can view the name of the next or previous module item by hovering over the Next or Previous button, respectively. Note:  If your instructor has enabled MasteryPaths for your course and an assignment is processing, the Next button in the modules progression bar indicates that you should refresh the page. This change notifies you about progressing to the next module item. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-Modules-as-a-student/ta-p/433   How do I mark a module item as done for a module requirement? Your instructor may require you to mark a module page or assignment as completed before you can progress to the next item in the module. Marking a content page as  done  means that you understand the course material in the content page and are ready to progress to the next item. Additionally, when you mark a content page as done, its associated to-do item is removed from the to-do list and the item displays as complete in the Dashboard List View. Note:  You may be able to mark online or external tool submission assignments as done. However, you must still submit the assignment for your instructor to grade. Embed this Video Open Modules In Course Navigation, click the  Modules  link. Open Content Page Click the name of the content page with the requirement. Mark Done Click the  Mark as Done  button. Confirm Done When you mark the page as done, the button changes from Mark as Done to Done. Unmark Page If you want to unmark the page as done, click the  Done  button. The button will turn back into the  Mark as Done  button. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-mark-a-module-item-as-done-for-a-module-requirement/ta-p/311   How do I choose an assignment path in a module? If your Modules page asks you to choose an assignment group, you need to choose which assignment(s) you want to select before you can progress to the next assignment. Open Modules In Course Navigation, click the  Modules  link. Choose Assignment Group Locate the current module and click the  Choose Assignment Group  link. Select Assignment View the assignment options. Locate the assignment you want to select and click the  Select  button. Note:  Once you select an assignment, you cannot select a different assignment. View Selected Assignment Canvas will verify your selected assignment. To move to the next assignment, click the assignment link. Note:  If the link generates an error message, you can access the assignment by clicking the Modules link in Course Navigation. View Modules In the Modules page, you can also view your next assignment. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-choose-an-assignment-path-in-a-module/ta-p/478   How do I view my grades in a current course? The Grades page in a course displays all current grades for all course assignments. You can also view scoring details, comments, and rubrics. If your instructor is using multiple grading periods, you can also filter grades by grading period. If you have any courses that have concluded and are able to access their content, you can view those grades from any active course. You can also  view concluded course grades  from the Global Navigation Menu. Note : Some details in the Grades page, such as scoring details and the total grade, may be restricted in your course. Embed this Video Open Course In Global Navigation, click the  Courses  link [1], then click the name of the course [2]. Open Grades In Course Navigation, click the  Grades  link. View Grades From the grades page you can select the  Course  for which you want to view grades [1]. By default, grades are sorted chronologically by assignment due date. In the  Arrange by  menu [2], you can also sort by module, assignment name, or assignment group. To see the specified grades, click the  Apply  button [3]. Assignments that are not part of a module will be shown at the end of the assignments list in alphabetical order. However, if modules or assignment groups aren't used in your course, they won't be included as sorting options. You can view the name of the assignment [4], the assignment due date [5], the assignment submission date [6] the assignment status [7], the score you earned, and the total point value of the assignment [8]. You may also be able to view whether the assignment includes scoring details, comments, or rubrics [9]. You may see various  grade icons  in the score column indicating the type of assignment you submitted [10]. These assignments have not been graded by your instructor. Once the assignment is graded, the icon will be replaced by your score. The grades page also lets you create hypothetical or  What-If grades . You can click any score field and approximate your grade for both graded assignments (if want to submit an assignment) and ungraded assignments. To print your grades, click the  Print Grades  button [11]. View Grading Periods If grading periods are enabled in your course, you can view your grades according to grading period [1]. By default the Grades page displays the current grading period. If an assignment does not include a due date, it will display as a part of the last grading period. To view grades for another course, click the  Course  drop-down menu [2]. To see the specified grading period and course, click the  Apply  button [3]. If your course includes weighted assignment groups, assignment groups may vary in the sidebar depending on which grading period you are viewing. An assignment group displays if the group has at least one assignment due in the selected grading period. When grading periods are weighted and you select the All Grading Periods option, the sidebar displays the weights of each grading period. View Late Assignment Your instructor may enforce an automatic late policy in your course. Any assignments that are submitted after the due date are marked as late. The late policy automatically deducts a percentage of the grade from the total score. Late assignments display the Late icon in the Status column of the gradebook [1]. To view submission details for a late assignment, click the submission name [2]. View Late Submission The Submission Details page displays your grade, the amount deducted for the late penalty, and the final grade. View Grade Info Some assignments include a black warning icon [1], which alerts you that points earned from this assignment will not count toward your final grade [2]. You should still submit this assignment unless it has been excused by your instructor. View Comments If there are comments in your assignment, the assignment displays a Comment icon. To view comments, click the  Comment  icon [1]. If there are unread comments, an indicator is displayed [2]. Once the comments are read, the indicator disappears. Comments are organized chronologically. If there is feedback besides text comments, such as media comments, click the  Feedback  icon to open the  submission details  and view the other feedback [3]. To close comments, click the  Close  link [4]. View Scoring Details If you can view scoring details, click the  Check Mark  icon [1]. You can view the grade distribution for the assignment and view the mean, high, low, median, upper quartile, and lower quartile scores [2]. The graph's horizontal line extends from 0 to the assignment's highest possible score [3]. The white box extends from the lowest to the highest student scores. Your score appears as a blue square on this plot. You will only see scoring details if more than five other students have submitted that assignment in the course. If you do not see the scoring details, then fewer than five students have submitted the assignment. To close scoring details, click the  Close  link [4]. View Rubric An assignment may also include a  Rubric  icon [1], which means the assignment included a rubric for grading purposes. To view your results, click the icon. View your score based on the rubric [2]. To close the rubric, click the  Close Rubric  link [3]. Note : The total rubric score may be restricted by your instructor. View Assignment Groups The Grades page will list the assignment groups included in your course [1]. Assignment groups allow instructors to organize assignments, discussions, and quizzes into groups and apply specific grading rules or weights to those groups. You can view the percentage score for each group [2] and the points you've earned versus the total points possible [3]. Note:  Assignment group percentages may be restricted by your instructor. View Sidebar The grade summary shows your total grade [1], allows you to view any saved  what-if scores  [2], and allows you to show or hide all scoring details, comments, and rubrics shown in the Grades page [3]. Depending on the grade calculation for your course, your total grade may display as a point value or as a percentage. Note:  Your instructor may restrict you from viewing your total grade [4]. View Current and Total Grades The current grade is calculated by adding up the graded assignments according to their weight in the course grading scheme. This grade is calculated with the  Calculate based only on graded assignments  checkbox [1] selected in the sidebar. The total grade is calculated by adding all the assignments according to their weight in the course grading scheme (both graded and ungraded assignments). To view the total grade, deselect the sidebar checkbox [2]. The grade at the top of the sidebar will reflect your total grade. Note:  If your instructor has restricted you from viewing the current and/or total grades, selecting or deselecting the sidebar checkbox still affects individual assignments. You may be able to see small changes with assignment shading indicating that a grade may be dropped from the course. View Percentage Grade Calculation The sidebar shows the information about how your grades are calculated. If your assignment groups are weighted, the sidebar will show the breakdown of weighted assignment groups [1]. Assignment groups will always display as a percentage. If your instructor allows you to view total grades, you can see a breakdown in the points you've earned versus the total points possible [2]. Note:  Your instructor may restrict you from viewing your grade totals in assignment group percentages. View Points Grade Calculation If your course does not use assignment groups, your total grade can be displayed in points or percentage. If your total grade is displayed in points, you can view your overall grade percentage. Again, your instructor may restrict you from viewing your total grade.   Note:  Your instructor may restrict you from viewing grade totals. View Qualitative Grade Calculation If your institution restricts viewing quantitative data, your total grade is displayed using a grading scheme, usually letter grades. Again, your instructor may restrict you from viewing your total grade.   Change Gradebook If you have more than one course, you can use the  course drop-down menu  [1] to view grades in other courses. If your Grades page shows Assignments and Learning Mastery headings [2], you can also view your standards-based scores in the  Learning Mastery  link. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-my-grades-in-a-current-course/ta-p/493   How do I add a comment to a submission as a student? You can add comments to a submission by opening an assignment from the Grades page. You can add text comments, media comments, or attach files. You may also be able to add emojis. When adding a media comment, you can record or upload media. You can record media for any length of time, but shorter media recordings are recommended. If your media is longer than 15 minutes, you may want to consider recording and uploading using an external provider. Longer media recordings require more time to render and may be interrupted without a stable internet connection. Notes:  The Safari browser does not support recording media. Please use Chrome or Firefox to record media comments. Recorded media files are stored in the Uploaded Media folder of your User Files. Learn how to  view your user files . Embed this Video Open Grades In Course Navigation, click the  Grades  link. Open Assignment Click the assignment title link. Add Comments In the Submission Details page, you can add comments to your assignment submission in the  Add a Comment  area [1]. You can add comments on group assignments. You may also be able to add emojis, attach a file, record a media comment, or upload a media file. To submit a comment, click the  Save  button [2]. Add Group Comments If your group assignment submission is being graded as a group, all comments left on a group assignment submission are sent to the instructor and the whole group [1].   If your group assignment submission is being graded individually, you have commenting options. To send your comment to your instructor, select  Send comment to instructor only  [2]. To send your comment to your instructor and the whole group, select  Send comment to the whole group  [3]. Add Emoji If enabled by your instructor, you can add emojis to submission comments. To select an emoji, click the  Emoji  icon [1]. To use a recently used emoji, click the emoji from the recently used menu [2]. Attach File To attach a file as a comment, click the  Attach File  link [1]. Click the  Choose File  button [2]. Select a file using your browser's file selection process. Note:  To upload multiple files, click the Attach File link again. View the name of your file [1]. To save the file as a comment, click the  Save  button [2]. Add Media Comment On the Submission Details page, click the  Media Comment  link. Open Record Media By default, the  Record Media  tab displays in the Studio Capture window. Select Mic and Webcam Options The media recorder connects to your computer's default microphone and web cam. To change your microphone settings, click the  Mic  button [1]. Then select from the displayed options [2]. To change your webcam settings, click the  Webcam  button [3]. To disable video recording, select the  No Video  option [4]. Record Media Click the  Start Recording  button. A count down begins. Finish Media Recording The media recorder displays the length of your current recording [1]. To restart your recording, click the  Start Over  button [2]. To finish your recording, click the  Finish  button [3]. Preview and Save Media To preview your recorded media, click the  Play  button [1]. To title your media, enter a title in the  File name  field [2]. To save your recorded comment, click the  Save Media  button [3]. View Media Comment Your recorded media comment displays on the Submission Details page [1]. To view the recorded media, click the  Play  button [2]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-add-a-comment-to-a-submission-as-a-student/ta-p/606650   How do I view my Learning Mastery scores in the Grades page? Learning Mastery scores are used by your instructor to measure performance based on classroom standards, or outcomes. Outcome scores may be tied to assignments and other items throughout Canvas. If your Grades page shows Assignments and Learning Mastery tabs on the Grades page, you can view standards-based scores in the Learning Mastery tab. Embed this Video Open Grades In Course Navigation, click the  Grades  link. Open Learning Mastery Link On the Grades page, click the  Learning Mastery  link. View Outcomes Overview In the Learning Mastery tab, you can view overall details about the outcomes available in your course. Grades will show you the name of each outcome group [1], as well as the outcome summary [2]. The outcome summary displays the number of outcomes you have mastered on the left, while the the total number of outcomes within the group are shown on the right.   Click the down arrow [3] or the name of the outcome group to expand the overall achievement for the entire outcome group. Click the  Print Grades  button [4] to print your outcomes results. Expand Outcome Group You can expand each outcome to view all outcomes within the group. You can use the  expand and collapse icons  [1] to expand and collapse all outcome groups at once. You can also expand outcome groups individually by clicking the name of an outcome group [2] or the down arrow [3]. View Outcomes When an outcome group is expanded, each outcome is displayed with the outcome name [1]. To view more information about an outcome, hover over the information icon [2]. Each outcome also displays an icon indicating mastery [3]. To view information about outcome alignments, click the arrow icon [4]. View Outcome Information The information window displays the assessment of the outcome. You can view the date for the most recent assessment of the outcome [1] and the assessed mastery level [2]. You can also view the calculation method for the outcome [3] and an example of the calculation method [4]. View Alignments Alignments are the assignments and other Canvas items that are linked to an outcome. These alignments show what course assignments you participated in to earn your score. Not all items may be aligned to an outcome. To view alignments for an outcome, click the  arrow  icon. Each outcome displays a link for each aligned item [1], as well as your assessed mastery level for each aligned item [2].   Change Gradebook To view the standard Assignments grades page for your course, click the  Assignments  link [1]. You can toggle between assignments and outcome scores at any time. If you have more than one course, you can view grades by selecting another course name in the grades  course drop-down menu  [2]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-my-Learning-Mastery-scores-in-the-Grades-page/ta-p/477   How do I use the icons and colors in the Grades page? There are different icons on the Grades page. Depending on the type of assignment submission, grading rules, and comments, you will see different icons. Embed this Video Submission Type Icons The following icons represent different assignment submission types on your Grades page: Document Icon  [1]: File upload submitted, not graded Text Icon  [2]: Text entry submitted, not graded New Quiz  Icon [3]: New Quiz submitted, not fully graded (contains questions that must be manually graded, or an auto-submitted quiz score has been deleted and needs to be reassigned); can also display if a quiz has been edited and includes major changes that affect the quiz score, such as deleting questions or deleting quiz answers, and requires a grader to manually resolve Discussion Icon  [4]: Graded discussion submitted, but not graded Link Icon  [5]: A URL has been submitted, not graded Visibility Icon  [6]: Score is hidden while instructor is grading; you will not be able to view your grade, submission comments, or quiz responses until your instructor posts grades for the assignment Quiz icon  [7]: Quiz submitted, not fully graded (contains questions that must be manually graded, or an auto-submitted quiz score has been deleted and needs to be reassigned); can also display if a quiz has been edited and includes major changes that affect the quiz score, such as deleting questions or deleting quiz answers, and requires a grader to manually resolve Media Icon  [8]: Media recording submitted, not graded Note:  Some external tool assignments may display a dash instead of a submission icon after you submit the assignment. Submission Details Icons When your instructor grades your assignment, the grades page displays a blue dot next to the assignment [1]. The indicator disappears when you navigate away or refresh the page. Assignment updates may also include additional icons representing submission details: Check Plus Icon  [2]: Scoring details Rubric Icon  [3]: Rubric details Discussion Icon  [4]: Assignment comments Grading Types Each grading type shows up differently on the Grades page. Here you can see how each grading type is represented: GPA  [1]: GPA scale Letter  [2]: Letter grade Percentage  [3]: Grade shown as a percentage Dash  [4]: No submission Check Icon  [5]: Complete grade Grade Info Icon  [6]: Points earned from this assignment do not count toward your final grade Number  [7]: Grade shown by number of points EX  [8]: Excused assignment; this assignment cannot be submitted but does not factor into your overall grade X Icon  [9]: Incomplete grade Note:  A dash may still display in the Grades page after you submit an assignment for an external tool assignment. Colors When an assignment's details display in gray text, this assignment has been dropped as part of an assignment group calculation and does not factor into your total score. Status The status column displays labels for assignments that are late or missing. If an assignment has not been submitted by the due date, it is identified as missing [1]. If an assignment was submitted after the due date, it is identified as late [2]. Note:  Depending on your institution, custom statuses may display. Originality Report If your instructor uses an originality tool, you may be able to view an originality report for your submissions. To view the originality report, click the Originality Report icon [1]. The icon color indicates the percentage of text matched by the originality tool. A timer icon indicates the originality tool is still checking your submission [2]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-the-icons-and-colors-in-the-Grades-page/ta-p/476   How do I use the icons and colors in the Grades page? There are different icons on the Grades page. Depending on the type of assignment submission, grading rules, and comments, you will see different icons. Embed this Video Submission Type Icons The following icons represent different assignment submission types on your Grades page: Document Icon  [1]: File upload submitted, not graded Text Icon  [2]: Text entry submitted, not graded New Quiz  Icon [3]: New Quiz submitted, not fully graded (contains questions that must be manually graded, or an auto-submitted quiz score has been deleted and needs to be reassigned); can also display if a quiz has been edited and includes major changes that affect the quiz score, such as deleting questions or deleting quiz answers, and requires a grader to manually resolve Discussion Icon  [4]: Graded discussion submitted, but not graded Link Icon  [5]: A URL has been submitted, not graded Visibility Icon  [6]: Score is hidden while instructor is grading; you will not be able to view your grade, submission comments, or quiz responses until your instructor posts grades for the assignment Quiz icon  [7]: Quiz submitted, not fully graded (contains questions that must be manually graded, or an auto-submitted quiz score has been deleted and needs to be reassigned); can also display if a quiz has been edited and includes major changes that affect the quiz score, such as deleting questions or deleting quiz answers, and requires a grader to manually resolve Media Icon  [8]: Media recording submitted, not graded Note:  Some external tool assignments may display a dash instead of a submission icon after you submit the assignment. Submission Details Icons When your instructor grades your assignment, the grades page displays a blue dot next to the assignment [1]. The indicator disappears when you navigate away or refresh the page. Assignment updates may also include additional icons representing submission details: Check Plus Icon  [2]: Scoring details Rubric Icon  [3]: Rubric details Discussion Icon  [4]: Assignment comments Grading Types Each grading type shows up differently on the Grades page. Here you can see how each grading type is represented: GPA  [1]: GPA scale Letter  [2]: Letter grade Percentage  [3]: Grade shown as a percentage Dash  [4]: No submission Check Icon  [5]: Complete grade Grade Info Icon  [6]: Points earned from this assignment do not count toward your final grade Number  [7]: Grade shown by number of points EX  [8]: Excused assignment; this assignment cannot be submitted but does not factor into your overall grade X Icon  [9]: Incomplete grade Note:  A dash may still display in the Grades page after you submit an assignment for an external tool assignment. Colors When an assignment's details display in gray text, this assignment has been dropped as part of an assignment group calculation and does not factor into your total score. Status The status column displays labels for assignments that are late or missing. If an assignment has not been submitted by the due date, it is identified as missing [1]. If an assignment was submitted after the due date, it is identified as late [2]. Note:  Depending on your institution, custom statuses may display. Originality Report If your instructor uses an originality tool, you may be able to view an originality report for your submissions. To view the originality report, click the Originality Report icon [1]. The icon color indicates the percentage of text matched by the originality tool. A timer icon indicates the originality tool is still checking your submission [2]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-the-icons-and-colors-in-the-Grades-page/ta-p/476   How do I approximate my assignment scores using the What-If Grades feature? As a student, you can view your grades based on What-If scores so that you know how grades will be affected by upcoming or resubmitted assignments. You can test scores for an assignment that already includes a score, or an assignment that has yet to be graded. Notes : What-If scores simulate updates to your current and final grades. Depending on the grade calculation for your course, your grades may display as a point value or as a percentage. Your instructor may restrict you from viewing your current and/or final grades. If enabled by your institution, you may only have the ability to view qualitative data, such as letter grades and grading comments. Embed this Video Open Grades In Course Navigation, click the  Grades  link. View Current or Total Grade View your existing grades to see how approximating scores will affect your grade. If available, your current grade is displayed in the sidebar [1]. The current grade is calculated by adding up the graded assignments according to their weight in the course grading scheme and applies when the  Calculate based only on graded assignments  checkbox [2] is selected in the sidebar. This checkbox is selected in the sidebar by default. If you want to view your total grade, deselect the sidebar checkbox. Your grade will be calculated based on both graded and ungraded assignments. View Grading Periods If your instructor is using grading periods, the grades page defaults to the current grading period. To change grading periods, click the  Grading Period  drop-down menu [1]. Click the  Apply  button [2]. Test Assignment Score Locate the assignment and click the score cell. Enter What-If Score Enter a hypothetical score for the assignment. View What-If Grades The Grades page updates the total score with the What-If grade. Revert to Actual Score To revert your What-If score to your actual score, click the  Revert to Actual Score  button. Show Saved What-If Scores To view your grades using any What-If scores you've ever tested in your course, click the  Show Saved What-If Scores  button. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-approximate-my-assignment-scores-using-the-What-If/ta-p/481   How do I view my grades in a concluded course? You may be able to view your grades for courses that have ended. Depending on the grade calculation for your course, your total grade may display as a point value or as a percentage. If viewable, concluded course grades can also be viewed from any active course. Notes : Your instructor may restrict you from viewing grade totals. Some institutions may restrict the option to view concluded courses. Embed this Video Open Courses In Global Navigation, click the  Courses  link [1], then click the  All Courses  link [2]. Open Concluded Course Under the  Past Enrollments  heading, click the name of your concluded course. Open Grades In Course Navigation, click the  Grades  link. View Grades View your grades in your concluded course. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-my-grades-in-a-concluded-course/ta-p/492   How do I use the Course Home Page as a student? If you are enrolled in a course as a student, the Course Home Page helps you navigate your course and manage your coursework. The Course Navigation Menu is always visible on its respective pages. Note:  Your instructor may choose to display a different font for your course. Embed this Video Open Course In Global Navigation, click the  Courses  link [1], then click the name of the course [2]. View Course Home Page The Course Home Page involves Course Navigation [1], the content area [2], and the sidebar [3]. View Course Navigation The Course Home Page is viewed from the Course Navigation  Home  link [1]. The active link of the page you are viewing is highlighted with different color text and a line indicator. Course Navigation includes links that help you get to specific locations in the course. Instructors can customize what links are shown in a course, so if you don't see links that may display in other courses, your instructor has hidden those links from your view. When your  instructor grades your assignments , you may also see course indicators that show updates to your course Grades [2]. Collapse Course Navigation Menu To expand or collapse the Course Navigation Menu, click the  Menu  icon. When you choose to expand or collapse the Global Navigation menu, your preference is applied to all of your courses. View Content Area Home Page content (and all Canvas content) is displayed in the content area. The content can be a page, the syllabus, discussions, announcements, quizzes, or imported content [1]. The content can also show the  Course Activity Stream,  which is a list of all recent activity in the course. Your Home Page may also display recent announcements at the top of the page [2]. The Home Page content also defines what sections display in the sidebar. View Breadcrumbs Breadcrumbs appear above the course content area.   As you view course content, the breadcrumbs leave a trail to show where you are inside the course. You can follow these links backward to visit prior course content. Note:  If you have created a nickname for a course, the breadcrumbs display the nickname to identify the course. Otherwise, the breadcrumbs display the course code. View Sidebar The sidebar functions the same as the  Dashboard sidebar  but only shows content for the specific course and includes additional options. If your Course Home Page displays a page other than the Course Activity Stream, you can view the course activity stream by clicking the sidebar  View Course Stream  button [1]. When the Home Page is set as the Course Activity Stream, this button will not appear. If you have been added to a group in your course, the  Course Group  section [2] includes links to your course groups. View Sidebar Sections The sidebar always shows the To Do section [1], which shows all recent announcements and up to seven assignments that are due in the upcoming weeks, including ungraded quizzes and assignments that do not require a submission. Each item in the To Do list displays the assignment name, the number of points, and the due date for the assignment. Once the due date has passed, items remain in this section for four weeks. The sidebar can also include a variety of other sections, depending on the layout your instructor sets for the Course Home Page. Additional sidebar options include the Assignment list, Calendar and Assignment Groups, and Recent Feedback. Manage Sidebar Items Each section item displays an icon [1] to differentiate between assignments and peer review assignments. If a section contains more items than are listed, a link will appear under the list that you can use to view additional items [2]. The To Do section shows up to seven items with due dates in the upcoming weeks. To view more items, you must manually remove items from the list. To remove a To Do item, click the  remove  icon [3]. Note:  Assignments submitted through Canvas disappear automatically from the To Do list; no-submission assignments (submitted on paper/in class) can only be removed from the list manually. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-the-Course-Home-Page-as-a-student/ta-p/504   How do I use the Course Activity Stream as a student? The Course Activity Stream shows you important recent activities from a single course including announcements, discussions, assignments, and conversations. This stream is similar to the  Global Activity Stream  in the Dashboard when you first log in to Canvas. The following activities will cause notifications to appear in the Course Activity Stream: New Announcements Replies to Announcements New Discussions New Discussion Posts New Assignments Assignments, Quizzes, or Discussions Changed from Ungraded to Graded Due Date Changes to Assignments, Quizzes, and Discussions New Graded Assignments New Peer Review Assignments New Conversation Messages   Notes : Notifications in the Course Activity Stream will not appear for activity in Files, Collaborations, Grades, Pages, or Conferences; ungraded quizzes and surveys; or edits to Discussions. Edits to Quizzes and Assignments will only appear in the Course Activity Stream when the  Notify users that this content has changed  button has been selected. If your Course Home Page is already set to view the course stream, the View Course Stream link does not appear in the course sidebar. Embed this Video Open Course In Global Navigation, click the  Courses  link [1], then click the name of the course [2]. Open Course Activity In the Home Page sidebar, click the  View Course Stream  button. Note : If your Course Home Page is already set to view the course stream, the View Course Stream link does not appear in the course sidebar. View Course Activity The Course Activity Stream contains recent notifications in the course, including announcements, discussions, assignments, and conversations. This activity stream helps you see all recent activity in your course and easily ask questions and post to discussion forums. Unlike course cards on the Dashboard, the activity stream does not mimic visibility of Course Navigation links. You can manage recent activity in a course the same way you can on the Dashboard. Activities are indicated by activity type and display an icon [1] for the activity. New activity in your account is indicated by a blue dot [2]. Discussions and Announcements indicate new activity items published in a course, and Conversations indicate a new message received from a user in a course. Recent Activity items remain for four weeks. Note:  To receive notifications for Discussions, you must actively post in the discussions at least once every two weeks. If you stop participating in a discussion after two weeks, Canvas will no longer display discussion notifications. Expand and Collapse Notifications You can view the details of each activity by hovering in the notification area and clicking the  Show More  link [1]. To collapse recent activity, click the  Show Less  link [2]. Manage Recent Activity You can directly access your recent activities by clicking the activity link [1]. To remove a notification, click the  remove  icon [2]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-the-Course-Activity-Stream-as-a-student/ta-p/394   How do I use the Syllabus as a student? The Syllabus helps your instructor communicate course expectations and information. The Syllabus is automatically populated by assignments and calendar events in the course. Your instructor has the option to set the Syllabus to be the home page for your course as well. Embed this Video Open Syllabus In Course Navigation, click the  Syllabus  link. View Syllabus The syllabus includes the syllabus description [1], the syllabus table [2], and the sidebar [3]. View Syllabus Description The syllabus description may contain the course description, a brief introduction, class guidelines, weekly reminders, and other important information from your instructor. View Course Summary The Course Summary is automatically generated for the course and contains a list of assignments and calendar events. Assignments are indicated by the Assignments icon [1], and events are indicated by the Calendar icon [2]. Non-graded items with a to-do date show the to-do date in the syllabus [3]. Click the title to view the details of the assignment or event. Any assignments or events that are past the due date are highlighted in gray. Undated items [4] are listed in alphabetical order. View Time Zones If you have set a specific time zone in your User Settings, all course dates and times will display in your local time, but if you hover over the time, you can also see the course date and time. View Sidebar The sidebar section displays information about course events and grading. If your Syllabus is also set as your course home page, the sidebar may also include additional features. The Syllabus sidebar includes a mini calendar [1]. Any date that includes an event or assignment due date are shown with a gray background. To view an associated assignment or event in the Syllabus table, click the calendar date. If your course includes weighted assignment groups, the sidebar may also shows the percentages of each group [2]. Note:  If you cannot view assignment group totals, your instructor has restricted this feature. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-the-Syllabus-as-a-student/ta-p/439   How do I view New Analytics in a course as a student? As a student, you can view  New Analytics  in a course. Available analytics include course grade, weekly online activity, and communication. By default, the analytics page displays an interactive chart graph of all data. However, you can view data within a table at any time. Notes: If you cannot view an option to access New Analytics, your institution may not have enabled this feature. Data is refreshed in New Analytics every 24 hours. Please confirm the time data was last updated in the course, as content may be outdated compared to recent  activity and submissions. Embed this Video Open Course In Global Navigation, click the  Courses  link [1], then click the name of the course [2]. Open New Analytics To open New Analytics, click the  New   Analytics  link in Course Navigation [1] or the  New   Analytics  button in the Course Home page [2]. Note : If you cannot view an option to access New Analytics, your instructor may not have enabled this feature or you may not have the necessary course role permissions. View Course Grade Graph By default, student analytics opens to the  Course Grade  tab [1]. The Course Grade  graph shows your submission status and grade for all the assignments in the course. Your current course grade is shown above the chart graph [2]. The x-axis displays an icon to indicate if the activity is an assignment, quiz, or discussion. The y-axis indicates the grade percentage. A solid dot [3] represents a graded assignment and an empty dot [4] represents an ungraded assignment. To download a CSV of your course grade data, click the  Download  button [5]. View Assignment Details To view more details about an assignment, click the dot [1]. Each assignment will display the title [2], due date [3], grade [4], and status label [5]. The status label may display as on time, missing, late, or excused. View Course Grade Data Table To view course grade data in a table, click the  Options  icon [1] and select the  Data Table  option [2]. The data table shows the assignment name [3], due date [4], status [5], and grade [6]. The table can be sorted by clicking any column heading. View Weekly Online Activity Graph To view your weekly online activity, click the  Weekly Online Activity  tab [1]. Your total page views and total participations are displayed above the chart [2]. Data is displayed as a chart with two rows: average page views [3] and average participations [4]. The following actions will generate participations: Announcements: posts a new comment to an announcement Assignments: submits an assignment Collaborations: loads a collaboration to view/edit a document Conferences: joins a web conference Discussions: posts a new comment to a discussion Pages: creates a page Quizzes: submits a quiz Quizzes: starts taking a quiz Data for the week that is currently in progress is indicated by a dotted line [5]. To download a CSV of the weekly online activity data, click the  Download  button [6]. View Weekly Online Activity Data Table To view weekly online activity in a table, click the  Options  icon [1] and select the  Data Table  option [2]. The data table shows the week start date [3], number of page views [4], and number of participations [5]. The table can be sorted by clicking any column heading. View Communication Graph To view an overview of messages, click the  Communication  tab [1]. The Communication graph shows the number of conversations that have taken place between you and your instructor(s) in the Canvas Inbox. The total number of messages sent by you and your instructors is displayed above the graph [2]. The x-axis shows the date range and the y-axis shows the number of messages sent. Student and instructor messages are differentiated by different colors. To improve contrast in the chart, click the  Chart Options  icon [3] and select the  Display Shapes  option [4]. To view the details of the bar graph, hover over the specific bar you want to view. You can view the total number of messages sent for the date range. Click the bar to view the specific days and number of messages that were sent in the range. To download a CSV of the communication data, click the  Download  button [5]. View Communication Data Table To view communication activity in a table, click the  Options  icon [1] and select the  Data Table  option [2]. The data table shows the week start date [3], number of student messages [4], and number of instructor messages [5]. The table can be sorted by clicking any column heading. To view details of a specific date range, click the date [6]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-New-Analytics-in-a-course-as-a-student/ta-p/450   How do I use the Microsoft Immersive Reader in a course as a student? The Microsoft Immersive Reader enhances your reading experience by improving accessibility and boosting reading comprehension. You can use the Microsoft Immersive Reader when viewing the Course Home Page or Syllabus or when viewing an individual assignment or page. For more information about the reader, visit the  Microsoft Immersive Reader  website. Notes:  You can enable Microsoft Immersive for your user account in your  User Settings . However, if the feature is on for the entire account, the account preference overrides the user preference, and the user setting has no effect. External Tool content embedded in the Rich Content Editor cannot be read by the Immersive Reader. The Immersive Reader will not appear on external tool assignments. Embed this Video Open Immersive Reader When viewing  pages ,  assignments ,  course home pages , and the  syllabus  in a course, click the  Immersive Reader  button. View Immersive Reader The Microsoft Immersive Reader displays a variety of tools and options to enhance your reading experience. You can manage text, grammar, and reading preferences using the toolbar [1]. To expand the reader display, click the  Full Screen  button [2]. To hear the page text read aloud, click the  Play  button [3]. To adjust audio settings, click the  Voice   Settings  button [4]. To close the reader and return to Canvas, click the  Exit  button [5]. Note:  For more details about the Microsoft Immersive Reader functionality, visit the  Microsoft Immersive Reader website . Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-the-Microsoft-Immersive-Reader-in-a-course-as-a/ta-p/446   How do I view Pages as a student? You can view Pages in your course through the Pages Index page or through Modules. Note:  If you cannot view the Pages Course Navigation link, your instructor has hidden the link in your course. Additionally, you will also not be able to view the View All Pages button If your course includes a Front Page. Embed this Video View Pages In Course Navigation, click the  Pages  link. Note:  If the Pages link is not available in Course Navigation, you can access course pages through the Modules page. View All Pages Pages is designed to open to the front page for the course, if there is a front page selected. To view the Pages index, click the  View All Pages  button. View Pages Index The Pages index will list all the pages in the course. Click the title of the page you want to view. View Modules You may also be able to view pages in Modules. In Course Navigation, click the  Modules  link. View Modules Index Each module can contain files, discussions, assignments, quizzes, and other learning materials the instructor decides to add. Course Pages are indicated with a document icon. Depending on how your course is set up, you may not be able to view module items that have a pre-requisite requirement. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-Pages-as-a-student/ta-p/371   How do I create a new page in a group? You can create new pages in your student groups. Embed this Video Open Pages In Group Navigation, click the  Pages  link. View Pages Pages is designed to open to the front page for a group, if there is a front page selected. Click the  View All Pages  button to select a page from the Pages Index. Create a New Page Click the  Add Page  button. Add Content Type a name for your page [1]. Edit the content and add links and media using the Rich Content Editor [2] or switch to the HTML Editor [3]. Note:  The Rich Content Editor includes a word count display below the bottom right corner of the text box. To view the total word count, characters, and characters excluding spaces, click the  Word Count  link. Edit Page Settings You can decide who can edit the page by selecting the  Users allowed to edit this page  drop down menu [1]. You can also notify users that content has changed by selecting the  Notify users that this content has changed  checkbox [2]. Save Changes Click the  Save  button. Note : If you try to navigate away from a page without saving, a pop-up warning will be generated. View Page View the page you created. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-create-a-new-page-in-a-group/ta-p/304   How do I change a page name in a group? You can rename pages in your group. Embed this Video Open Pages In Group Navigation, click the  Pages  link. View Pages Pages is designed to open to the front page for a group, if there is a front page selected. Click the  View All Pages  button to select a page from the Pages Index. Select Page Click the name of the page you wish to edit. Edit Page Click the  Edit  button. Rename Page Delete the previous title, and rename the page title. Save Changes To save changes, click the  Save  button. View the Updated Page View the new page name at the top of the page. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-change-a-page-name-in-a-group/ta-p/362   How do I edit a course page as a student? The default setting in Canvas is to restrict editing of pages to instructors only. However, your instructor may allow you to edit a page in your course and contribute content to the page. If you can edit a page, you can also view the history of a course page. Embed this Video Open Pages In Course Navigation, click the  Pages  link. View Pages Pages is designed to open to the front page for the course, if there is a front page selected. Click the  View All Pages  button to select a page from the Pages Index. Open Page Click the title of the page. Edit Page Click the  Edit  button. Note : You will only see the Edit button if you are allowed to edit the page. Edit Content Edit the content on the page using the Rich Content Editor [1] or switch to HTML view to edit [2].   Save Changes You can notify users that content has changed by selecting the  Notify users that this content has changed  checkbox [1]. Click the  Save  button [2]. View Page View your changes. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-edit-a-course-page-as-a-student/ta-p/479   How do I edit a page in a group? You can easily edit a page to collaborate on group projects or assignments. Note : Your instructor may also allow you to  edit course pages . Embed this Video Open Pages In Group Navigation, click the  Pages  link. View Pages Pages is designed to open to the front page for a group, if there is a front page selected. Click the  View All Pages  button to select a page from the Pages Index. Open Page Click the title of the page you wish to change. Edit Page Click the  Edit  button to make changes to the page. Edit Content Edit the content and add links and media using the Rich Content Editor [1] or switch to the HTML Editor [2]. Save Changes Click the  Save  button. View Changes View the changes you made to the page. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-edit-a-page-in-a-group/ta-p/487   How do I delete pages in a group? You can delete a single page or multiple pages if you no longer need them in your group. Note : You will be unable to delete a page if it is used as the Front Page for your group. Embed this Video Open Pages In Group Navigation, click the  Pages  link. View Pages Pages is designed to open to the front page for a group, if there is a front page selected. Click the  View All Pages  button to select a page from the Pages Index. Delete Pages Select the checkbox of the page or pages you want to delete [1]. Then click the  Delete  button [2]. Note:  You will be unable to delete a page if it is used as the Front Page for your course [3]. Confirm Deletion To confirm deletion of the selected pages, click the  Delete  button. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-delete-pages-in-a-group/ta-p/330   How do I upload a PDF to a page in a group? You can upload PDFs to a group page in Canvas. Embed this Video Open Pages In Group Navigation, click the  Pages  link. View Pages Pages is designed to open to the front page for a group, if there is a front page selected. Click the  View All Pages  button to select a page from the Pages Index. Open Page Click the title of the page you want to edit. Edit Page Click the  Edit  button. Select PDF Location In the Rich Content Editor, place your cursor where you wish to insert the PDF document. You can  embed previously uploaded documents  or  upload new documents . Verify PDF Upload Verify the placement of the linked file. The text will turn blue indicating that the link is downloadable. Save Changes Click the  Save  button. Preview PDF File View the PDF file by clicking on the file name. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-upload-a-PDF-to-a-page-in-a-group/ta-p/347   How do I link to other pages in a group? You can link to other pages in your group. Embed this Video Open Pages In Group Navigation, click the  Pages  link. View Pages Pages is designed to open to the front page for a group, if there is a front page selected. Click the  View All Pages  button to select a page from the Pages Index. Open Page Click the title of the page you want to edit. Edit Page Click the  Edit  button. Select Link Location In the Rich Content Editor, place your cursor where you wish to insert the link. Insert Link You can  add links to group content . The name of the content will appear in the Rich Content Editor and flash yellow. Then the name will turn blue, indicating it is a link. Save Changes Click the  Save  button. View Page View the page. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-link-to-other-pages-in-a-group/ta-p/349   How do I embed media in a page in a group? Canvas lets you embed media content within a page. Notes: Canvas only supports secure video URLs (HTTPS) for embedding. Video playback defaults to the lowest resolution quality. Users can manage video playback options in the video settings menu. Embed this Video Open Pages In Group Navigation, click the  Pages  link. View Pages Pages is designed to open to the front page for a group, if there is a front page selected. Click the  View All Pages  button to select a page from the Pages Index. Open Page Click the title of the page you want to view. Edit Page Click the  Edit  button. Open Insert Media Tool Click the  Media  icon. You can upload and embed media files  from your computer ,  external sources , or  Canvas . Note:  Media will be inserted at the location of your cursor in the Rich Content Editor. Preview Media Preview your media in the Rich Content Editor. Save Changes To save changes to the page, click the  Save  button. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-embed-media-in-a-page-in-a-group/ta-p/508   How do I create a file link in a page in a group? In groups, you can add a file to a page. Embed this Video Open Pages In Group Navigation, click the  Pages  link. View Pages Pages is designed to open to the front page for a group, if there is a front page selected. Click the  View All Pages  button to select a page from the Pages Index. Open Page Click the title of the page you want to edit. Edit Page Click the  Edit  button. Select Link Location In the Rich Content Editor, place your cursor where you wish to insert your file. Insert File Link You can  add links to group or user files . The name of the page will appear in the Rich Content Editor and flash yellow. Then the name will turn blue, indicating it is a link. Save Changes Click the  Save  button. View Page View the page. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-create-a-file-link-in-a-page-in-a-group/ta-p/510   How do I view the history of a page in a group? In your student groups, you can view the page history and see the date, time, and author of any changes made to the page. Page editors can also restore the page content to a previous version of the page. Note : If your instructor allows students to edit course pages, students will be able to view the page history but will not be able to restore a prior version of the page.   Embed this Video Open Pages In Group Navigation, click the  Pages  link. View Pages Pages is designed to open to the front page for a group, if there is a front page selected. Click the  View All Pages  button to select a page from the Pages Index. Open Page Click the page you wish to view. View Page History Click the  Options  icon [1] and select the  View Page History  link [2]. View Past Revisions View the revision history [1]. To return to the current page revision, click the  Close  icon [2]. Open Prior Page Revision To open a prior version of your page, click the date [1] you want to access and then click the  Restore this revision  link [2]. View Prior Version View the content from the latest revision. Canvas will remind you that this version of your page is the most recent revision [1]. If you want to replace your current page with different content, click a different date and page revision. Click the  Close  icon [2] to return to the current page. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-the-history-of-a-page-in-a-group/ta-p/404   How do I use the People page in a course as a student? People shows all the users enrolled in the course. Notes: The Section column may be hidden in your course. If People is not available in your Course Navigation, your instructor has hidden the course navigation link. Embed this Video Open People In Course Navigation, click the  People  link. View People In People, students can: View all the users participating in the course, including the ones whose course enrollment is pending. Use the search bar to find a specific person. Use the drop-down menu to filter users by role. The filter will also display the number of users in each type of role [e.g. student, TA]. Use the Options drop-down menu to view user groups or registered services in the course. Search Users To search for a specific user, start to type the user's name in the search field [1]. Possible results will be listed below [2]. Filter Users by Role Use the Roles drop-down menu to view the number of users for each role type. View User To learn more about a specific user in the course, click the user's name. Clicking your own name provides access to your grades. You may also be able to  view your own course analytics .   View User Details You can view any details the user has included. You can also send a message directly to the user. If your institution supports the Profiles feature, the page displays slightly differently. You can view the user's profile information, if any. Report Profile Picture If your institution supports profile pictures and the user's profile picture is inappropriate, you can report the image to your institution by clicking the  Report inappropriate picture  link [1]. If your institution supports the Profiles feature, you can report the image by hovering over the picture and clicking the  Flag  icon [2]. View User Groups To view  User Groups , click the  Groups  tab. You can also access your User Groups in the Settings menu. Click the  Options  icon [1], and click the  View User Groups  link [2]. View Registered Services To view the registered services for each person in the course, click the  Options  icon [1], and click the  View Registered Services  link [2]. If a person has registered a social media account in Canvas, you can see that service listed and communicate with that person through any social media site they have registered. Learn how to  connect to web services  in Canvas. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-the-People-page-in-a-course-as-a-student/ta-p/530   How do I view my course analytics as a student? If you have permission from your institution, you can view your own analytics in an active course. Analytics show your activity and communication within the course. Notes: Viewing Analytics is a course permission. If you cannot view Analytics, your institution has restricted this feature. If the analytics displayed in your course are different that what is displayed in this lesson, your course is using New Analytics. For more information on using New Analytics, please view the  New Analytics Guide . Students cannot view analytics in concluded courses. Embed this Video Open People In Course Navigation, click the  People  link. Open User Details Locate and click your name in the course roster. Open Analytics In the sidebar, click the  Analytics  button. View Grade Percentage In the analytics page, you can view your total grade percentage in the course. View Analytics Graphs By default, analytics are shown in a graph format. These are four types of graphs: Activity by Date, Communication, Submissions, and Grades. View Activity by Date The Activity by Date graph shows all your course activity. The x-axis represents the course dates, while the y-axis represents the number of page views. Dark blue bars represent participation in the course. If a date only includes page views, the bar only displays as light blue. The graph changes the bar display according to the length of time. Activity that is less than six months old displays bars as daily activity, at six months bars are displayed as weekly activity, and at approximately a year bars are displayed as monthly activity. To view the details of the bar graph, hover over the specific bar you want to view. The weekly view shows the first and last date for the week; the monthly view shows the month and the year. Browser window size, zoom level, and screen resolution may also change how the bars display. The following user actions will generate analytics course participation: Collaborations: loads a collaboration to view/edit the document Conferences: joins a web conference Discussions/Announcements: posts a new comment to a discussion or an announcement Quizzes: submits a quiz Quizzes: starts taking a quiz Assignments: submits an assignment Pages: creates a wiki page View Communication The Communication graph shows the conversations that have taken place with your instructor(s) through the Canvas Inbox. The x-axis represents the user type; orange message icons show when you sent a message to an instructor, and blue message icons show when an instructor sent a message to you. The y-axis represents the interaction date. To view the details of the bar graph, hover over the specific bar you want to view. You can view the date of the communication and how many messages were sent. A message is an individual message passed from one user to the other; in message threads, each message is individually counted. In group conversations, interactions are counted as long as you were one of the recipients. Notifications are not included in analytics unless you acted on the notification and generated a new message that passes through the Canvas Inbox. Announcements are not included in communication analytics. View Submissions The Submissions graph shows the status of each of your assignment submissions. The x-axis represents each assignment, while the y-axis represents the submission date. A green circle indicates an assignment that was submitted on time. A yellow triangle indicates an assignment that was submitted late. A red square indicates an assignment that is missing (not submitted). The diamond indicates the due date and the bar extends to the submission date. A white circle with a black outline indicates an assignment with a future due date. If a submission includes a due date, the submission may include horizontal line. The line indicates when the assignment was submitted, while the shape indicates the actual due date. If a submission was submitted before the due date, the horizontal line is green; if it was submitted after the due date, the horizontal line is yellow. Submissions without a horizontal line either have no due date, or the assignment was submitted on the due date. To view the details of the bar graph, hover over the specific bar you want to view. Current and past assignments include the assignment title, the due date (if any), the submission date, and the score. Future assignments include the assignment title, due date (if any), and the score. Note : The Submissions chart does not include information about assignments that do not require a submission (e.g., not graded, on paper assignments) or excused assignments. View Grades The Grades graph shows the median, high, and low scores for each of your assignments. The x-axis represents each assignment, while the y-axis represents the number of points for an assignment. The vertical black line extends from the highest score to the lowest score [1]. The gray box extends from the 75th percentile to 25th percentile [2]. The horizontal black line shows the median score for the assignment [3]. Each assignment score is indicated by the same shapes found in the Submissions graph. A green circle indicates an assignment with a score at or above the course median. A yellow triangle indicates an assignment with a score slightly below the median. A red square indicates an assignment with a score below the median or at the bottom of the score range. To view assignment names and details, hover your cursor over the graph [4]. View Analytics Tables To view analytics without hovering over graph columns, you can view all data in a table format. To switch to the table format, click the Analytics icon. The icon will switch from the left side to the right, indicating the current analytics view. View Table Data Tables apply to every graph in its respective page, and each column defines the data within its respective graph. Graphical data is displayed by column. Each table is paginated to 30 entries per page; additional pages can be viewed by advancing to the next page. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-my-course-analytics-as-a-student/ta-p/312   How do I view all groups in a course as a student? If your instructor allows, you can view all course groups by clicking the People link within the course. You can also access any groups where your instructor or another student has enrolled you as a member. You can join, leave, or switch to any available self sign-up groups in your course. Use the Groups link in Global Navigation to easily  view groups you are enrolled in . Embed this Video Open People In Course Navigation, click the  People  link. Note:  If your instructor has disabled the People link in Course Navigation, you can only  view groups you are enrolled in . Open Groups Click the  Groups  tab [1]. Or, to open your groups from the Options menu, click the  Options  icon [2] and then click the  View User Groups  link [3]. Access Course Groups View the groups available in your course. Each group shows the name of the group and how many members are part of that group. If there are any self sign-up groups available to join, you can  join the group  by clicking the  Join  button [1], or you can  switch groups  within a group set by clicking the  Switch To  button [2]. If you are already part of a self sign-up group, you can  leave the group  by clicking the  Leave  button [3]. Note:  You cannot leave groups that are not self sign-up groups. Access Student Leader Groups If you have been invited to be a student leader and  manage a group , the  Manage  link displays. Access Visit Group If you are a current group member, the  Visit  link displays. To access the group's Home page and the Group Navigation menu, visit the group. Access Group Members To view which students are assigned to the group, click anywhere in the group [1]. The names of the students display in an expanded list [2]. The Person icon displays next to the  student group leader  [3]. Content retrieved by https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-all-groups-in-a-course-as-a-student/ta-p/353   How do I view my Canvas groups as a student? You can see the current groups where you are enrolled using the Global Navigation Menu. If you do not see any groups listed, you have not  joined a group  or been enrolled in a group by your instructor. Previous groups are listed under the Previous Groups header. Embed this Video Open Groups In Global Navigation, click the  Groups  link [1], then view your current groups [2]. To view all your groups, click the  All Groups  link [3]. In the Group Tray, groups display the associated course name [4]. View Groups Groups are organized into Current Groups [1] and Previous Groups [2]. View Current Groups Current Groups are groups in courses that are part of the current semester or term. You can view the name of the group [1] and the course name for the group [2]. If a course includes a term date [3], the term date displays next to the course name. Depending on access settings for a course, Current Groups can also display groups in courses that have been published but have not yet started. Groups that are available to you display linked text [4]. These groups are associated with current courses. To open a group, click the name of the group. View Previous Groups Groups listed under the  Previous Groups  heading are groups that are part of courses that have concluded. Students cannot view group material nor interact with the group after the course is concluded. Note:  Some institutions may not allow previous groups to display in the Courses page. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-my-Canvas-groups-as-a-student/ta-p/281   How do I use groups as a student? As a student, your instructor may assign you to a course group, or another student may include you as a member in a student group. You may also be able to  create groups ,  join groups ,  switch groups , or  leave groups . Groups allow you to work together with other students. Group Navigation gives you access to group activities and files. If there are any assignments assigned to your group, one member can  submit assignments on behalf of the group . On the Assignments page, you can  view assignments assigned to your group  along with other assignments. If your instructor has assigned you to be the student group leader, you can edit the group name or add and remove users from the group. Learn more about  managing groups as a student group leader . Embed this Video Open Group In Global Navigation, click the  Groups  link [1], then click a group name link [2]. You can learn more about  viewing your groups  or  viewing all available groups . View Group Details You can view the group's course code or nickname [1] and the group name [2]. The Group Home page displays recent messages [3], To Do items that are coming up [4], and a link to the  group calendar  [5]. Use Group Navigation You can use the Group Navigation to view or  make group announcements  [1],  create a group page  [2], view group membership [3],  create  or reply to  group discussions [4], view and  upload group files  [5], access  group conferences  [6], or access  group collaborations  [7]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-groups-as-a-student/ta-p/603040   How do I join a group as a student? You can sign up for a group in your course if your instructor has enabled the self sign-up option. Note:  If your instructor has disabled the People link in Course Navigation, you cannot join a group. Embed this Video Open People In Course Navigation, click the  People  link. Open Groups Click the  Groups  tab [1]. Or, to access your groups through the Options menu, click the  Options  icon [2] and then click the  View User Groups  link [3]. Join Group Next to the name of an available group, click the  Join  button. Note:  You can also join a group by switching to it. You can  learn more about switching groups . Verify Group Sign Up A message appears at the top of your browser verifying you signed up for the group. Visit Group To  access a group  you joined, click the  Visit  link. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-join-a-group-as-a-student/ta-p/468     How do I leave a group as a student? If you were able to  join a group  in your course, you can leave the group at any time. You cannot leave groups that are not self sign-up groups or student groups that are by invitation only. When a course is concluded, all associated groups will be shown as previous groups in your  groups list . Embed this Video Open People In Course Navigation, click the  People  link. Open Groups Click the  Groups  tab [1]. Or, to access groups through the Options menu, click the  Options  icon [2] and then click the  View User Groups  link [3]. Leave Group Next to the name of an available group, click the  Leave  button. Verify Group Removal A message appears at the top of your browser verifying you left the group.  Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-leave-a-group-as-a-student/ta-p/415   How do I switch groups as a student? If you are a member of a group that is part of a group set, you can leave your current group and join another group within the set. Embed this Video Open People In Course Navigation, click the  People  link. Note:  If your instructor has disabled the People link in Course Navigation, you cannot switch groups. Open Groups Click the  Groups  tab [1]. Or, to open your groups from the Options menu, click the  Options  icon [2] and then click the  View User Groups  link [3]. Switch Groups When multiple groups are within the same group set [1], you can switch groups to simultaneously leave your current group [2] and join another group in the set [3]. To switch to another group in the set, click the group  Switch To  button [4]. Verify Group Removal A message appears at the top of your browser verifying you joined the other group. You are now a member of the group you switched to and you have left the other group.  Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-switch-groups-as-a-student/ta-p/601381   How do I create a group as a student? As a student, you can create your own Student Groups for study groups, discuss an assignment, etc. You can be part of more than one student group. Note : If you cannot see the People tab in your course, or if you cannot see the Add Group button, your instructor has restricted this feature. Embed this Video Open People In Course Navigation, click the  People  link. Open Groups Click the  Groups  tab [1]. Or, to access groups through the Options menu, click the  Options  icon [2] and then click the  View User Groups  link [3]. Add Group Click the  Add Group  button. Enter Group Name Name the group by entering a name in the  Group Name  field. Choose Group Membership Option Determine who can join the group by clicking the  Joining  drop-down menu. To allow anyone in the course to join the group, select the  Course members are free to join  option [1]. To allow only specific people to join the group, select the  Membership by invitation only  option [2]. Invite Students You can send group invitations to specific students. To invite a student, click in the empty  Invite Students  search field or enter a one or more letters of the student's first name [1]. Then select a student name from the list [2]. To invite multiple students, repeat this process. Notes: If you set the group membership option so that anyone can join, but you select only a few of the students to invite to the group, the remaining students who were not invited can see the group in the student group list and can still  join the student group . If you set the group membership option as invitation only, students who were not invited cannot see the group in the student group list. To add a new student to a group at a later time, contact your instructor for assistance. Your instructor can add or remove students, or your instructor can make you the student group leader so that you can  manage the group membership . View Invited Students In the Invite Students field, view invited student names [1]. To remove a student name, click the  Remove  icon [2]. Save Group To create the group, click the  Submit  button. View Group The new group you created is listed in your course groups [1]. To open Group details, click the  Visit  link [2]. Edit Group Details If you need to change the group name, click the  Edit Group  button [1]. To switch between groups you have created, click the  Select Group  drop-down menu [2]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-create-a-group-as-a-student/ta-p/280   How do I upload a file to a group? You can share files with members of your group. Notes: Canvas does not support file uploads larger than 5 GB. All files added to the group will be accessible to all group members. Embed this Video Open Files In Group Navigation, click the  Files  link. View Files Once you click the  Files  navigation link, you will see where all the files are located for the group. Add Files Click the  Upload  button to add new files to the group. Choose File to Upload Find the file you want to upload to the group. Click the  Open  button once to upload the file. View Group Files Once you upload the file you selected, it will show up in the Files section of the group navigation. This way all the group members will be able to access the file. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-upload-a-file-to-a-group/ta-p/278   How do I create a discussion in a group as a student? If you are a member of a  group in your course , you can start discussions within the group. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Group Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Add Discussion Click the  Add Discussion  button. Create Discussion Enter a discussion title in the  Topic Title  field [1]. Add discussion content using the  Rich Content Editor  [2]. Set Discussion Options Select options for your discussion, such as allowing others to like it and adding it to other group members to-do lists. Save Discussion To start the discussion, click the  Save  button. View or Edit Discussion View the discussion you started in your group. If you need to edit the discussion, click the  Edit  button. If Discussions Redesign is enabled for your course and you need to edit the discussion, click the  Options  menu [1] and select the  Edit  link [2]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-create-a-discussion-in-a-group-as-a-student/ta-p/350   How do I close a discussion for comments in a group as a student? As a student in a  group , you can close a discussion for comments if it meets the following conditions: You are the creator of the discussion. There are no replies to the discussion. After a discussion is closed, no replies are allowed. Note:  Once a discussion is closed for comments, only instructors can re-open it. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Group Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. View Discussions The group Discussions Index page is very similar to the course Discussions Index page. It displays a link to the discussion [1] and indicates whether the user is subscribed [2]. A green discussion icon indicates a subscription to the discussion. Close for Comments Click the  Options  icon [1] and select the  Close for comments  link [2]. View Discussion The discussion is listed on the Discussions Index page in the  Closed for Comments  section. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-close-a-discussion-for-comments-in-a-group-as-a-student/ta-p/376   How do I view Quizzes as a student? You can view quizzes in your course by accessing the Quizzes page. Learn how to view each type of quiz that may appear in your course. Note:  Your instructor may choose to hide the Quizzes link in Course Navigation. If the Quizzes link is not available, you can still access Quizzes through other areas of Canvas. Embed this Video Open Quizzes In Course Navigation, click the  Quizzes  link. Note:  If the Quizzes link is not available in Course Navigation, you can access course quizzes through the Modules page. View Quizzes Quizzes are identified by the quiz icon [1]. In the Quiz Index Page, you can view the name of each quiz [2], the availability dates for the quiz [3], the due date for the quiz [4], the number of points the quiz is worth [5], and the number of questions in the quiz [6]. Quizzes are ordered by due date. Some quizzes may not include a due date. View Availability Dates The first dates you may see are called availability dates. Sometimes your instructor only wants you to submit a quiz during a specified date range, so the available dates are the range of time that the quiz is accessible to you. If the quiz does not have a date listed, the quiz is open; you can complete the quiz at any time during your course.   If the quiz says  Available until  [date], you can complete the quiz until the specified date. If the quiz says  Not Available Until  [date], the quiz is locked until until the specified date. If the quiz says  Closed , the quiz cannot accept quiz submissions.   If you start a quiz but do not submit it, Quizzes includes an autosubmit feature that will submit the quiz for you on the  Available until  quiz date. If a quiz does not include an Available until date, the quiz will autosubmit on the last day of the course. Note:  If the listed date is set to 12 am the last day for the assignment to be submitted is the full day before the listed date. For instance, if an assignment is Available until December 15, you can access the assignment until December 14 at 11:59 pm. View Due Dates The second set of dates are the Due dates [1] for each respective quiz. Any quizzes submitted after the due date are marked as late; some instructors may deduct points for late submissions. Again, not all quizzes may include a Due date. You can still submit late quizzes before the quiz  Available until  date (otherwise the quiz will be autosubmitted for you). Please be aware that the Due date may be  before or on  the Available date. Due dates also include a time [2]. If your instructor does not set a due time, the listed date displays the course's default due time. Filter Quizzes You can search for a quiz by typing a quiz title or a keyword in the  Search for Quiz  field. View Quiz Details To view the details of a quiz, click the name of the quiz. View Open Quiz When a quiz is open to you to take at any time, you can view the due date, points, and questions for the quiz. You can also view additional details: Time Limit  [1]: the length of time you have to complete the quiz. If your quiz has a time limit, you must complete the entire quiz within that time in one sitting. If you navigate away from the quiz, the timer will keep running. You will also be kicked out of the quiz when the time limit has been reached. Instructions  [2] :  any instructions that your instructor has about the quiz.   In the example above, the quiz is due by September 15. However, if you were to miss the due date, you could still take the quiz for late credit before the last day of the course. To  take the quiz , click the  Take the Quiz  button. Notes: If you start a quiz that has a due date, but do not finish the quiz by the due date (as indicated in your local time zone), Canvas will automatically submit the quiz on the due date. Quiz details do not show the due date in relation to the current time. For example, if a quiz has a due date of 11:59 pm and you begin the quiz at 11:30 pm, you will only have 30 minutes to complete the quiz before it is marked late. The same time restriction applies if you are taking a timed quiz. For example, if the Time Limit was set to 60 minutes but you begin the quiz at 11:30 pm, you still only have 30 minutes to complete the quiz before it is marked late. Canvas will notify you regarding any time restrictions when you begin the quiz. View Quiz with Availability Dates When a quiz is open to you during availability dates, you can view all available quiz information in addition to the specific dates the quiz is available to you. Availability dates may include a first available date (open date), last available date (locked or closed), or both dates to create an overall date range. The Due date may be  before or on  the last available date (if one is set). In the example above, the quiz is available to you starting April 8 at 12 am and is due by April 9 at 11:59 pm. However, if you were to miss the due date, you could still take the quiz until April 10 at 11:59 pm for late credit. If you do not submit the quiz by the last available date of April 10 at 11:59 pm (as indicated in your local time zone), Canvas will automatically submit the quiz on the last available date. On April 11 at 12 am, the quiz will not be available to you. View Locked Quiz When a quiz is locked, you can view all details of the quiz. You can also view the date when you can take the quiz. View Closed Quiz When a quiz is closed, you can view all details of the quiz. You can also view the date the quiz was locked to submissions. View Unavailable Quiz In New Quizzes, when your enrollment has been concluded in a course, a message displays that the quiz is no longer available. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-Quizzes-as-a-student/ta-p/472   How do I view the rubric for a quiz? Your instructor may attach a rubric to a quiz. Before submitting your quiz, you can view the rubric's definitions. Embed this Video Open Grades In Course Navigation, click the  Grades  link. Open Quiz Click the name of a quiz. Show Rubric In the submission details page, click the  Show Rubric  link. View Rubric View the rubric for your quiz. Note : Depending on how your instructor set up the rubric, it may or may not include point values. If the rubric does not include point values your instructor may still use it to provide feedback on your quiz. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-the-rubric-for-a-quiz/ta-p/453   How do I take a quiz? You can easily take a quiz by accessing the Quizzes page. Depending on how your instructor set up the quiz, questions may be shown all on one page or one at a time. If you are unable to finish a quiz you may be able to resume it at a later time. Notes: Your instructor may be using an upgraded quiz tool called New Quizzes in your course. If the quiz you are taking displays differently than what is shown in this lesson, your instructor may be using New Quizzes. For help with taking a New Quizzes quiz, please see  How do I take a quiz in New Quizzes? Having multiple browser tabs or windows open while taking a quiz may cause issues when submitting answers or when completing a quiz. If you lose internet connectivity Canvas extends the time for five minutes, saving the answer entered before the timer runs out. If enabled by your instructor, your quiz might require the use of the  Respondus Lockdown Browser . If your instructor has a Late Submissions policy that deducts points on late submissions, be aware that if a quiz allows multiple attempts and you make an attempt after the due date has passed, deductions are taken from all attempts, including attempts you may have made before the due date. Embed this Video Open Quizzes In Course Navigation, click the  Quizzes  link. Open Quiz Find an available quiz you'd like to take and click the title of the quiz. Take Quiz To begin the quiz, click the  Take the Quiz  button. View Quiz Complete the quiz per your instructor's instructions. Quizzes will either have all the questions on one page, or each question will be shown  one at a time . There are several different question types in Canvas that your professors may choose to employ, from True/False to Essay format. Questions can vary by  question type . Each question will show in the top right corner the point value of the question. Each question will be divided from others by a box surrounding the question and answers. You can use other areas in the quiz to help you navigate and complete quiz questions, including the sidebar and the flagging questions feature. View Sidebar At any point during the quiz, you can view a summary of your quiz. Questions you've answered will be faded out and identified by a checkmark icon [1], while unanswered questions will be bolded and identified by a question mark icon [2]. You can also view the due date for the quiz [3]. In the sidebar, the quiz due date refers to the autosubmit date, which can be a specified Until date or the last day of the course.  This is not the due date set for when the quiz will be marked late. You'll also see a timer showing your progress on the quiz. For untimed quizzes [4], the quiz shows as the elapsed time. If you are taking a timed quiz [5], the timer shows the running time and counts down until the time expires. Flag Questions You can flag the questions you want to go back to by clicking the flag by the question [1]. The flag will change color to yellow to remind you to finish the question. The yellow flag will also appear in the question overview in the sidebar [2]. View Quiz Warning Notifications If you are taking a timed quiz, or you are taking a quiz close to the due date or lock date and time, Canvas generates warning messages to help you manage your time in the quiz. Canvas will also warn you if you lose your internet connection during the quiz. View Due Date Warning If you are taking a quiz with a set due date, you will see a warning popup banner as to how many minutes remain before the quiz will be marked late. Warnings appear 30 minutes prior, five minutes prior, and one minute prior. View Time Restriction Warning If you start a quiz near the time when it will be due, you will see a warning popup banner. Use the sidebar to view the time the quiz is due and how many minutes are remaining. In this sense, the quiz due date refers to the autosubmit date, which is either a specified lock (Available until) date or the last day of the course. Warnings appear 30 minutes prior, five minutes prior, one minute prior, and 10 seconds prior. View Quiz Logout Warning If at any time you get logged out of Canvas while taking a quiz, you will see a warning pop-up banner. To resume your quiz, click the  Login  button. Pause Quiz If your browser allows you to leave the quiz, you can pause the quiz by leaving the quiz page. When you are ready to  resume the quiz,  the quiz will resume where you left off. Note:  If you leave a timed quiz, the timer will keep running and the quiz will be automatically submitted when time runs out. Submit Quiz Canvas will save your quiz as you go through it. When you are finished,  submit your quiz  and view the  quiz results  to find out your score. View Auto Submit Warning If you do not submit a timed quiz before the time runs out, Canvas displays a pop-up box telling you that your quiz time has expired. The quiz automatically submits after the ten-second countdown [1], or you can click the  Ok, fine  button, or  Close  icon to submit your quiz [2]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-take-a-quiz/ta-p/507   How do I take a quiz in New Quizzes? You can take a New Quizzes quiz on the Quizzes page in Canvas. Depending on how your instructor set up the quiz, questions may be shown all on one page or  one at a time . If you are unable to finish a quiz, you may be able to resume it at a later time. Notes: If the quiz you are accessing displays differently, your instructor may have used the Classic Quizzes tool to create the quiz. Functionality may differ between these quiz types. For help with taking a quiz, please see  How do I take a quiz? If enabled by your instructor, your quiz might require the use of the  Respondus LockDown Browser . Embed this Video Open Quizzes In Course Navigation, click the  Quizzes  link. Open Quiz To open a quiz, click the title of a quiz. View Unavailable Quiz When your enrollment has been concluded in a course, a message displays that the quiz is no longer available. View Quiz with Availability Dates When a quiz is open to you during availability dates, you can view all available quiz information in addition to the specific dates the quiz is available to you. Availability dates may include a first available date (open date), last available date (locked or closed), or both dates to create an overall date range. The Due date may be  before or on  the last available date (if one is set). In the example above, the quiz is available to you starting October 15 at 11 pm and is due by October 17th at 11:59 pm. However, if you were to miss the due date, you could still take the quiz until October 20th at 10:59 pm for late credit. If you do not submit the quiz by the last available date of October 20 at 10:59 pm (as indicated in your local time zone), Canvas will automatically submit the quiz on the last available date. On October 20 at 11 pm, the quiz will not be available to you. View Quiz From the quiz page, you can view the title [1], introduction [2], time limit [3], and due date and time [4]. You can also view the number of attempts allowed [5] and previous attempts of the quiz [6]. If enabled by your instructor, the build on last attempt option allows you to reattempt incorrectly answered questions [7]. Note:  If the quiz you are accessing displays differently, your instructor may have used the Classic Quizzes tool to create the quiz. Functionality may differ between these quiz types. For help with taking a quiz, please see  How do I take a quiz? Enter Access Code If your quiz includes an access code, enter the code in the  Access Code  field [1]. To display a masked access code, click the  Show access code  checkbox [2]. Then click the  Submit  button [3]. Take Quiz To begin taking a quiz, click the  Begin  button. Resume Quiz If you previously left your quiz and are still able to complete it, the page will display the Resume button. To resume your quiz, click the  Resume  button. View Quiz Complete the quiz per your instructor’s instructions. Your instructor may ask you to complete  several types of questions . Each question will display its point value [1]. To pin a question to review later, click the  Pin  icon [2]. When taking a quiz, a label indicating the question type will display [3]. Open Question Navigator To open the Question Navigator, click the  Expand  icon. View Question Navigator The Question Navigator allows you to easily view all questions included in a quiz. To jump to a specific question, click the question in the Question Navigator [1]. To pin a question to review later, click the  Pin  icon [2]. Answered questions are highlighted in blue text. Unanswered questions are indicated by white text. View Pinned Questions All pinned questions will display in the  Pinned Questions  section [1]. To view a pinned question, click the name of the question [2]. View Time Limit If your quiz has a time limit, a countdown will appear on your screen [1]. To hide the time limit, click the  Hide  button [2]. Note:  A warning displays when there are only two minutes left, and another warning displays 30 seconds before the timed quiz ends. Open Calculator Your instructor may allow you to use an on-screen calculator for the entire quiz or only for certain questions. To open the on-screen calculator, click the  Calculator  icon. Note:  If the Calculator icon doesn't display on the question, your instructor has not enabled calculators. Use Calculator Your instructor may enable a basic calculator or a scientific calculator. To use the calculator, click the number and function buttons or type numbers and functions using your keyboard [1]. To clear a calculation, click the  Clear  button [2]. View your calculation and results in the results field [3] Close the calculator by clicking the  Close  button [4]. Calculations are saved if you close the calculator window. To move the calculator around the browser window, click and drag the calculator header [5]. The scientific calculator includes additional buttons for more advanced functionality [1]. Click the  Rad/Deg  toggle to switch between Radian and Degree mode [2]. Submit Quiz To submit your quiz, click the  Submit  button [1]. To return to Canvas and resume your quiz at a later time, click the  Return  button [2]. Confirm Submission To confirm submission of your quiz, click the  Submit  button [1]. To continue working on your quiz, click the  Cancel  button [2]. If you have unanswered questions in your quiz, Canvas will display a message notifying you of unanswered questions. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-take-a-quiz-in-New-Quizzes/ta-p/291   How do I take a quiz where I can only view one question at a time? Your instructor may choose to build quizzes that show one question at a time. This means you will receive only one quiz question on your screen at a time instead of all questions posted at once. Note:  Your instructor may be using an upgraded quiz tool called New Quizzes in your course. If the quiz you are accessing displays differently, your instructor may have used the New Quizzes tool to create the quiz. Functionality may differ between these quiz types. For help with viewing one quiz question at a time, please see  How do I take a quiz where I can only view one question at a time in New Quizzes?. Embed this Video Next Questions Each question will appear on the screen by itself. Once you have answered the question, the Next button will turn blue. Click the  Next  button to advance through the quiz. Previous Questions If your instructor allows you to return to prior questions, you can click the  Previous  button to check your answers or return to questions you left blank. Navigate Questions in Sidebar You can also use the sidebar links for quicker navigation between questions. The question mark icon shows the questions you still need to answer while the checkmark icon shows you the questions you have answered. If your instructor allows you to return to prior questions, you may return to a previously answered question by clicking the link to that question. Lock Questions after Answering If your instructor does not allow you to go back to questions after you answer them, a pop-up window will display a warning message when you begin your quiz. Blank Responses If you leave a question blank and try to advance to the next question, a pop-up window will display a warning message to explain that you won't be able to return to this question. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-take-a-quiz-where-I-can-only-view-one-question-at-a/ta-p/482   How do I take a quiz where I can only view one question at a time in New Quizzes? Your instructor may choose to build quizzes that show one question at a time. This means you will view only one question on your screen at a time instead of  all questions posted at once . Note:  If the quiz you are accessing displays differently, your instructor may have used the Classic Quizzes tool to create the quiz. Functionality may differ between these quiz types. For help with viewing one quiz question at a time, please see  How do I take a quiz where I can only view one question at a time? Embed this Video Open Quizzes In Course Navigation, click the  Quizzes  link. Open Quiz To open an quiz, click the title of a quiz. View Quiz From the quiz page, you can view the title [1], introduction [2], time limit [3], and due date and time [4]. You can also view the amount of attempts allowed [5] and previous attempts of the quiz [6]. Note:  If the quiz you are accessing displays differently, your instructor may have used the Classic Quizzes tool to create the quiz. Functionality may differ between these quiz types. For help with viewing one quiz question at a time, please see  How do I take a quiz where I can only view one question at a time? View Backtracking Warning If your instructor has disabled backtracking in your quiz, a warning message displays in the quiz page. The message states that the quiz is delivered one question at a time and going back to previously answered questions is not allowed. Enter Access Code If your quiz includes an access code, enter the code in the  Access Code  field [1]. To display a masked access code, click the  Show access code  checkbox [2]. Then click the  Submit  button [3]. Begin Quiz To begin taking a quiz, click the  Begin  button. View Next Question Each question displays one at a time. To advance through the quiz, click the  Next  button. View Previous Question If your instructor did not disable backtracking and allows you to return to prior questions, you can click the  Previous  button to check your answers or return to questions you left blank. Open Question Navigator You can also use the Question Navigator to move between questions in a quiz. To open the Question Navigator, click the  Expand  icon. Note:  If you cannot view the Question Navigator, your instructor has disabled backtracking in your quiz. View Question Navigator To jump to a specific question, click the question in the Question Navigator [1]. To pin a question to review later, click the  Pin  icon [2]. Answered questions are highlighted in blue text. Unanswered questions are indicated by white text.   View Pinned Questions All pinned questions will display in the  Pinned Questions  section of the Question Navigator [1]. To view a pinned question, click the name of the question [2]. Open Calculator To open the on-screen calculator, click the  Calculator  icon. Note:  If the Calculator icon doesn't display on the question, your instructor has not enabled calculators. Use Calculator Your instructor may enable a basic calculator or a scientific calculator. To use the calculator, click the number and function buttons or type numbers and functions using your keyboard [1]. To clear a calculation, click the  Clear  button [2]. View your calculation and results in the results field [3] Close the calculator by clicking the  Close  button [4]. Calculations are saved if you close the calculator window. To move the calculator around the browser window, click and drag the calculator header [5]. The scientific calculator includes additional buttons for more advanced functionality [1]. Click the  Rad/Deg  toggle to switch between Radian and Degree mode [2]. Submit Quiz To submit the quiz, click the  Submit  button [1]. To return to Canvas and resume the quiz at a later time, click the  Return  button [2]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-take-a-quiz-where-I-can-only-view-one-question-at-a/ta-p/292   How do I answer each type of question in a quiz? Instructors can choose from a variety of question types to add to a quiz. Note : Your instructor may be using an upgraded quiz tool called New Quizzes in your course.If the quiz you are accessing displays differently, your instructor may have used the New Quizzes tool to create the quiz. Functionality may differ between these quiz types. For help with answering quiz questions, please see  How do I answer each type of question in New Quizzes?. Embed this Video Essay Question To answer an essay question, click the text box and type your content in the Rich Content Editor [1]. You can use the editor to format your content. The Rich Content Editor also includes a word count display below the bottom right corner of the text box Note : Essay questions can also be used for mathematical questions that require the LaTex equation editor. To insert a mathematical equation, click the  Options  icon [2] and click the  Equation  icon [3]. File Upload Question To answer a file upload question, click the  Choose a File  button. Canvas will open a file dialog box where you can locate the file on your computer. Select the file and it will be uploaded as your answer. Canvas will confirm that your file has been uploaded [2]. You can also remove your file by clicking the remove icon [3] and submit a new file. Fill-in-the-Blank Question To answer a fill-in-the-blank question, click the text box and type your answer. Fill-in-Multiple-Blanks Question To answer a fill-in-multiple-blanks question, click the first text box [1] and type your first answer. Click the second text box [2] and type your second answer. Continue this process until you have answered the question. Formula Question To answer a formula question, click the text box and type your answer. Matching Question To answer a matching question, click the drop-down menu [1] and select your answer [2]. Continue until you have matched all the options. Multiple Answers Question To answer a multiple answer question, click the check boxes [1] next to all the applicable answers [2]. Multiple Choice Question To answer a multiple choice question, click the radio button next to the answer. Multiple Dropdowns Question To answer a multiple drop-down question, click the the drop-down menu and select your answer. Continue until you have answered all parts of the question. Numerical  Answer Question To answer a numerical question, click the text box and type your answer. True/False Question To answer a true/false question, click the radio button next to the answer. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-answer-each-type-of-question-in-a-quiz/ta-p/474   How do I answer each type of question in New Quizzes? You can answer a variety of question types in a quiz in New Quizzes. Note:  If the quiz you are accessing displays differently, your instructor may have used the Classic Quizzes tool to create the quiz. Functionality may differ between these quiz types. For help with answering quiz questions, please see  How do I answer each type of question in a quiz? Embed this Video Categorization Question To answer a Categorization question, drag and drop the possible answers in the matching category. Essay Question To answer an Essay question, click the text box [1] and type your content. Content can be formatted through the  Rich Content Editor  [2]. Your essay may also include a minimum and/or maximum word count [3]. File Upload Question To answer a File Upload question, drag and drop the file [1] or select a file by clicking the  Browse  link [2]. If your instructor has limited the file types that can be uploaded, you can view the allowed file types for the question [3]. View your uploaded file [1]. To delete the file, click the  Delete  icon [2]. If your instructor allows multiple file uploads, you can upload additional files [3]. Note:  If the option to upload a new file is not displayed, you have reached the file upload limit. Fill in the Blank Question Fill in the Blank questions include three answer types: text entry, drop-down, and drag and drop. To answer a text entry question, type your answer in the  Answer  field [1]. To answer a drop-down question, click the drop-down menu [2] and select the option that answers your question. To answer a drag and drop question, drag your answer to the answer field [3]. Formula Question To answer a Formula question, enter your response in the text box. Hot Spot Question To answer a Hot Spot question, click the area of the image that answers the question. Alternatively, press the  S  key and then use the  Arrow  keys to adjust the position of the pointer. To save your answer, press the  D  key. Note:  You can select multiple hotspots, and your attempts are limited to the number of hotspots set by your instructor. Matching Question To answer a Matching question, view the question [1]. Then click the drop-down menu to select the matching answer [2]. Multiple Answer Question To answer a Multiple Answer question, click the checkboxes next to all applicable answers. Multiple Choice Question To answer a Multiple Choice question, click the button next to the answer [1]. You can clear your selection to leave the question unanswered by clicking  Clear my selection  [2]. Numeric Question To answer a Numeric question, type the answer in the  Answer  field [1] or use the arrow keys to increase or decrease the answer [2]. To answer a Numeric question in scientific notation, use the following format: m*10^n, where  m  represents the coefficient, the asterisk represents the multiplication function, and  ^n  represents the exponent. Ordering Question To answer an Ordering question, drag and drop the items in the correct order [1]. You can also click the  Move  icon [2] and move an item up or down [3]. Stimulus Question To answer a question that includes content, view the content [1] to answer the related question(s) [2]. Associated questions can be any of the other questions available in New Quizzes. True or False Question To answer a True or False question, click the button next to the answer. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-answer-each-type-of-question-in-New-Quizzes/ta-p/290   How do I resume a quiz that I already started taking? You can resume a quiz you previously started. Note: If you navigate away from an unfinished timed quiz, the timer will continue running and the quiz will autosubmit when time runs out. If your instructor changes the due date of a quiz that you have already begun, the quiz will auto-submit based on the date and time of the original due date. Embed this Video Open Quizzes In Course Navigation, click the  Quizzes  link. Open Quiz Find the quiz you would like to resume and click the title of the quiz. Resume Quiz To resume the quiz, click the  Resume Quiz  button. The quiz will resume where you left off. When you are finished, you can  submit the quiz .  Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-resume-a-quiz-that-I-already-started-taking/ta-p/452   How do I submit a quiz? Learn how to submit a quiz in Canvas. Embed this Video Open Quizzes In Course Navigation, click the  Quizzes  link. Open Quiz Click the quiz title to open quiz. Take Quiz Click the  Take the Quiz  button. Resume Quiz If you navigate away from the quiz, when you return to the quiz the button will show as  Resume Quiz . Submit Quiz Answer the questions in the quiz.  Learn how to view the quiz page. When you are finished, click the  Submit Quiz  button. Unanswered Questions Warning If you have forgotten to answer some of the quiz questions, Canvas will confirm your submission before submitting the quiz. To submit the quiz anyway, click the  OK  button [1]. To return to the quiz, click the  Cancel  button [2]. View Results View the  quiz results  to find out your score. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-a-quiz/ta-p/475   How do I view quiz results as a student? Quiz results are easy to read in Canvas. As a student, you can see different types of quiz results, depending on your instructor's preference. Note:  Your instructor may be using an upgraded quiz tool called New Quizzes in your course. If the quiz you are accessing displays differently, your instructor may be using New Quizzes. Functionality may differ between these quiz types. For help with quiz results, please see  How do I view my quiz results as a student in New Quizzes?. Embed this Video Open Quizzes In Course Navigation, click the  Quizzes  link. Open Quiz Click the title of the quiz. View Quiz Results The quiz results screen consists of several areas: Attempt History Quiz Results Submission Details Unavailable Quiz Results If your instructor has hidden your quiz grades, your results will be unavailable until grades are posted. View Attempt History Attempt History shows your latest quiz attempt, the time it took to take the quiz, and your score. View Quiz Due On the Quiz page, you can view the due time displayed alongside the due date when starting a New Quiz. Attempt History with Repeated Quiz Attempts For repeated quiz attempts, the history will display the results of every attempt. Each attempt has a hyperlink that will display each quiz result, respectively. View Quiz Results If your instructor allows, you can view the results of your quiz along with the correct answers. This view will also show your total score, the time and date it was submitted, and how long it took to complete the quiz. View Correct Answers If your instructor allows you to see correct answers, the quiz results will display your answer along with the correct answer. A correct answer that you marked will be indicated by a green flag [1]. A wrong answer will be indicated by a red flag pointing to your answer [2]. The correct answer will be indicated by a gray flag [3]. View Quiz Responses Only If your instructor does not allow you to view correct answers, the quiz results will only display your responses and note whether they were correct or incorrect. View Protected Quiz Results Some instructors will not allow you to view your quiz results at all. This setting is common for quizzes that are allowed multiple attempts. View Submission Details Submission Details is another way to view your quiz results. Displayed in the sidebar, submission details will show the time it took to take the quiz [1], your current score [2], and your kept score [3], which is the score that Canvas records in the Gradebook. Note : If your current score includes an asterisk, some questions have not been graded by your instructor, such as essay and file upload questions. You can also view the status of your quiz on your  Grades page . Submission Details with Repeated Quiz Attempts For repeated quiz attempts, the submission details will continue to display the current score [1] and the kept score [2]. However, in this case, the kept score is assigned by your instructor and can either be your latest quiz attempt score, the highest quiz score, or the average of all your scores. The kept score is indicated at the bottom of the submission detail area [3]. View Previous Attempts You can also view previous attempts through the sidebar submission details. Click the  View Previous Attempts  link. View Quiz Results for Previous Attempts Each quiz attempt will be listed in the sidebar with a hyperlink to the quiz results. Click the attempt you wish to view [1]. The quiz results for that attempt will appear [2]. Keep in mind that the same settings will apply in the quiz results, meaning that you may only be able to view your responses or not view quiz results at all. To return to the quiz, click the  Back to Quiz  link [3]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-quiz-results-as-a-student/ta-p/335   How do I view quiz comments from my instructor? While grading your quiz, your instructor may leave comments for the whole quiz. You can view these comments on the Grades page and on the Submission Details page. Embed this Video Open Grades In Course Navigation, click the  Grades  link. View Quiz Comments Locate the quiz and click the  Comment  icon [1]. View the comments in the assignment [2]. You can also view the author [3]. Open Quiz Your quiz submission also displays comments. Click the title of the quiz.   View Comments Any instructor comments added to your submission, as well as any comments added by you, appear in the Comments portion of the sidebar [1]. If your quiz includes a rubric [2], your instructor may also leave comments in the rubric. Add Comments You can add comments to your assignment submission. Type your comment in the  Add a Comment  field [1]. To attach a file to your comment, click the  Attach File  link [2]. To submit your comment, click the  Save  button [3].     View Feedback If your instructor has added general feedback to a question or specific feedback to an answer, you can view that feedback in your quiz results [1]. Add Media Comment To add a media comment to your submission, click the  Media Comment  link. You can  record a video  or  record an audio  comment to send to your instructor. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-quiz-comments-from-my-instructor/ta-p/471   How do I view my quiz results as a student in New Quizzes? Once you have  taken a quiz , you can view your quiz results for any quiz created in New Quizzes. You can also view feedback left by your instructor for specific answers. Notes: If your quiz results are different from the images in this lesson, your instructor has restricted view of the results page. Instructors can select to hide points awarded, points possible, quiz items, correct and incorrect indicators, and feedback. If the quiz you are accessing displays differently, your instructor may have used the Classic Quizzes tool to create the quiz. Functionality may differ between these quiz types. For help with quiz results, please see  How do I view quiz results as a student? If you attempt to access New Quizzes after the deadline, you will find a locked assignment page instead. Embed this Video Open Quizzes In Course Navigation, click the  Quizzes  link. Open Quiz To open a quiz, click the title of the quiz. View Attempt History You can view the attempt history for each attempt you’ve completed for a quiz [1]. The Attempt History table includes the points [2] and score [3] earned for each attempt. You can also view which of your scores will be added to your grades [4]. Notes: If you cannot view points in your quiz results, your instructor has hidden points awarded and/or points possible. If the quiz you are accessing displays differently, your instructor may have used the Classic Quizzes tool to create the quiz. Functionality may differ between these quiz types. For help with quiz results, please see  How do I view quiz results as a student? Open Results To open results for an attempt, click the link for that attempt. View Results View the results for your quiz. View Grading Message If any of your quiz questions require instructor grading, a notification displays in the Results page. View Results Restriction Message If you cannot view your results, your instructor has restricted view of the results page [1]. You can still view if your quiz submission was successful or not [2]. View Answers You can view the total points earned for each question [1]. Correct answers are indicated by a  green checkmark  icon [2]. Incorrect answers are indicated by a  red X  icon [3]. Incorrect answers include the solution for the correct response [4]. Note:  If you cannot view answers for quiz items, your instructor has hidden quiz items or correct/incorrect indicators. View Feedback If your instructor has added feedback to a question, you can view that feedback in your quiz results Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-my-quiz-results-as-a-student-in-New-Quizzes/ta-p/289   How do I know if I can retake a quiz? Some instructors will allow you to retake a quiz. The quiz will show you if you are allowed more attempts. Note:  Your instructor may be using an upgraded quiz tool called New Quizzes in your course. If the quiz you are accessing displays differently, your instructor may be using New Quizzes. Functionality may differ between these quiz types. For help with retaking quizzes, please see  How do I know if I can retake a quiz in New Quizzes? . Embed this Video Open Quizzes In Course Navigation, click the  Quizzes  link. Open Quiz Click the quiz title to open the quiz you want to retake. View Quiz If you can retake the quiz, you will see  Take the Quiz Again  button. Click the button to retake the quiz. Contact your instructor if you have problems accessing the quiz. Note : You can see past attempts in your  quiz results . Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-know-if-I-can-retake-a-quiz/ta-p/490   How do I know if I can retake a quiz in New Quizzes? Some instructors will allow you to retake a quiz. The quiz displays if you are allowed multiple attempts. Note:  If the quiz you are accessing displays differently, your instructor may have used the Classic Quizzes tool to create the quiz. Functionality may differ between quizzes created using Classic Quizzes and New Quizzes. For help retaking a classic quiz, see   How do I know if I can retake a quiz? Embed this Video Open Quizzes In Course Navigation, click the  Quizzes  link. Open Quiz To open a quiz, click the title of the quiz. View Quiz Due Date and Time On the Quiz page, you can view the due time displayed alongside the due date when starting a New Quiz. View Attempts View the number of attempts you have taken [1]. To retake a quiz, click the  Begin  button [2]. Note:  If the quiz displays differently, your instructor may have used the Classic Quizzes tool to create the quiz. For help retaking a classic quiz, see   How do I know if I can retake a quiz? If you have no attempts remaining, a warning message will appear on the quiz page. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-know-if-I-can-retake-a-quiz-in-New-Quizzes/ta-p/287   How do I submit a survey? Your instructor may assign you a survey to complete in your course. Surveys are non-graded quizzes that may be used to gather your opinion on a topic in your course. Note : Surveys are not currently supported in New Quizzes. Embed this Video Open Quizzes In Course Navigation, click the  Quizzes  link. Open Survey Click the Survey title to open the Survey. Take Survey Click the  Take the Survey  button. Complete Survey Answer the questions available. Submit Survey Click the  Submit Quiz  button. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-a-survey/ta-p/380   How do I view Discussions as a student? The Discussion Index page allows you to view all the discussions within a course as well as participate in course and group discussions. Note:  Your instructor may choose to hide the Discussions link in Course Navigation. If the Discussions link is not available, you can still access Discussions through other areas of Canvas. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Note:  If the Discussions link is not available in Course Navigation, you can access course discussions through the Modules page. View Discussions Discussions are organized into three main areas. Discussions  [1]: These are current discussions within the course. Discussions are ordered by most recent activity. This section heading only displays if there are discussions within this section.   Pinned Discussions  [2]: These are discussions that your instructor wants you to pay specific attention to and appear at the top of the Discussions page. This section heading only displays if there are discussions within this section as designated by your instructor.     Closed for Comments  [3]: These discussions have been manually closed for comments, or the discussion is past the available from/until date. These are discussions that are only available in a read-only state and are ordered by most recent activity. This section section heading displays even if there are no discussions within this section. View Individual Discussion Each discussion displays whether or not it is a graded discussion [1], the name of the discussion [2], the date on which the last discussion reply was posted [3], the due date (if any) [4], the number of unread/total posts in the discussion [5], and whether or not you are subscribed to the discussion [6]. You can also view availability dates for individual discussions [7]. An unread icon next to a discussion indicates an unread discussion [8]. The number of unread/total posts will not appear for group discussions and discussions that have no discussion replies [9]. There will also be a peer review icon if a graded discussion has been assigned peer reviews [10]. View Availability Dates The first dates you may see are the availability dates. Your instructor may use availability dates to restrict discussion replies to a specified date range. The availability dates are the range of time that the discussion is accessible to you. Availability dates also appear on the Assignments page for all discussions with assigned availability dates. If the discussion does not have a date listed, the discussion is open; you can reply to the discussion at any time during your course [1].   If the discussion says  Not Available Until  [date], the discussion is locked until the specified date [2]. If the discussion says  Available until  [date], you can reply to the discussion until the specified date [3]. If the discussion is in the  Closed for Comments  section, the discussion cannot accept submissions [4]. Discussions in this section may show a "Was locked at [date]" to indicate when the discussion was closed for comments [5].   Note:  If the listed date is set to 12 a.m. the last day for the assignment to be submitted is the full day before the listed date. For instance, if an assignment is Available until December 15, you can access the assignment until December 14 at 11:59 p.m. View Due Dates The second set of dates are the due dates for each respective discussion [1]. However,  due dates only apply to graded discussions . Any replies to discussions after the due date are marked as late; some instructors may deduct points for late replies. You can still reply to late discussion before the  Available until  date. Due dates also include a time [2]. If your instructor does not set a due time, the listed date displays the course's default due time. Note:  The Due date may be before or on the Available date. Filter Discussions There are a few ways to filter Discussions: View All or only unread discussions by selecting an option from the drop-down menu. Search for a discussion by typing a discussion title, a user name, or a keyword in the  Search  field. Start a new discussion  by clicking the  Add Discussion  button. ( Note:  Some instructors may choose to disable this option.) Change the discussions settings to  manually mark posts as read  by clicking the  Settings  icon. Open Discussion Click the name of a discussion. View Discussion A discussion includes three sections: the discussion toolbar [1], discussion topic [2], and discussion replies [3]. View Discussion Toolbar The discussion toolbar remains at the top of the discussion topic when you are viewing discussion replies. To search for replies or specific authors, enter your terms in the search field [1]. To filter replies, click the  All  drop-down menu [2]. You can filter by all replies or unread replies. By default, discussion replies are sorted by date from newest to oldest. To reverse the sort order, click the  Sort  button [3]. The selected sort order automatically becomes the new default for the discussion. To view threaded replies in a split screen sidebar, click the  View Split Screen  button [4]. To view threaded replies all at once, click the  Expand Threads  button [5]. You can collapse the threaded replies by clicking the  Collapse Threads  button [6]. To view threaded replies inline, click the  Inline  button [7]. View Anonymous Discussion Message If the discussion is an anonymous discussion, a message displays noting that your name and profile picture will be hidden from other course members. View Discussion Topic The discussion topic section includes important information about the discussion, including the discussion title [1] and description [2]. If enabled by your institution, you can view multiple due dates and checkpoints for a graded discussion [3], the name of the author [4], user role labels for TAs and Teacher (Instructor) roles [5], the date and time the discussion was published [6], the number of points possible (if any) [7], and number of replies [8]. Note:  If the discussion is an anonymous discussion, student names and profile pictures do not display. Posts created by the instructor display the instructor's name and profile picture. View Discussion Options To view the Options menu for a discussion, click the  Options  icon [1]. To mark all replies as read, click the  Mark All as Read  link [2]. To view the discussion rubric, click the  Show Rubric  link [3]. Note:  If the Show Rubric link does not display in the Options menu, a rubric has not been added to the discussion by your instructor. View Discussion Replies Discussion replies display below the discussion topic. You can  view and sort discussion replies  or  report discussion replies . View Inline Discussion Thread Replies When viewing inline discussion thread replies, you can collapse and expand the discussion threads by clicking the  Expand Threads  and  Collapse Threads  buttons [1]. When a discussion thread reply is collapsed, you can view the reply indicators showing the number of unread and total replies. To expand the discussion thread replies inline, click the  # of replies  link [2]. View the read and unread replies [1]. To view threaded replies options, click the  Options  icon [2]. You can mark replies as read/unread, mark threaded replies as read/unread, return to the topic, quote the reply, or report the reply. Each reply includes a permalink that can be easily copied and shared, providing a direct link to that specific reply. If the reply is part of a thread, the thread will automatically expand to reveal it. To copy the permalink, click the  Options  icon [1], then select the  Copy Link  option [2]. View Split Screen Discussion Thread Replies To view threaded replies in a split screen sidebar, click the  View Split Screen  button. When viewing split screen discussion thread replies, you can collapse and expand the discussion thread replies sidebar. When a discussion thread reply is collapsed, you can view the reply indicators showing the number of unread and total replies. To expand the discussion thread replies sidebar, click the  # of replies  link [1]. View the read and unread replies [2]. To view threaded replies options, click the  Options  icon [3]. You can mark replies as read/unread, mark threaded replies as read/unread, return to the topic, quote the reply, or report the reply. To copy a permalink to a specific reply, select the  Copy Link  option [4]. To collapse the discussion thread replies sidebar, click the  Close  icon [5]. View Discussion with Required Replies If you are unable to view responses from other students, you may be required to make a reply before you can view them. Once you reply to the discussion, any other replies will be visible. View Group Discussion If a discussion is a group discussion, you will be directed to Discussions in your group. View Rich Content Editor When creating or editing discussion topics or replies, you will enter and edit your content using the  Rich Content Editor . The Rich Content Editor allows you to format text, link text to course or external content, insert media, and attach files. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-Discussions-as-a-student/ta-p/314   How do I view the rubric for my graded discussion? Your instructor may include a rubric as part of a graded discussion. The rubric is a set of criteria that your instructor can use to grade your discussion. Before submitting your discussion, you can use the rubric to evaluate your own work and make sure your discussion fulfills your instructor's requirements. Note:  Not all graded discussions include a rubric. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Open Discussion Click the name of the graded discussion. Show Rubric Click the  Options  icon [1] and select the  Show Rubric  link [2]. Note:  If the  Show Rubric  link does not display, there is no rubric for your discussion. View Rubric Details View the graded discussion rubric. The rubric includes criteria [1], ratings with point values [2], criterion total points [3], and total points possible [4]. A rubric criterion may include up to five different ratings and individual point values. View Rubric Outcome The rubric may also include an outcome associated with the course. Outcomes are identified by a small flag and are used to assess learning mastery in a course. The outcome also shows the threshold for the outcome, or the number of points you must achieve to meet expectations. Your instructor may allow you to view  outcomes results in your course grades . Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-the-rubric-for-my-graded-discussion/ta-p/319   How do I subscribe to a discussion podcast as a student? If your instructor has enabled a podcast in a discussion, you can subscribe to receive the feed in a podcast application. This lesson explains how to add a podcast to Apple Podcast. Note:  The Record/Upload Media Comment tool in the Rich Content Editor must be used for updates to be added to the podcast feed. Text-only discussion posts are not included in the feed. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussion  link. Open Discussion Click the title of the discussion. Open RSS Feed Right click the  Topic: Podcast Feed  button. Copy URL Link Click the  Copy Link Address  link. Note:  Depending on your browser, the option may read  Copy Link Location . Open Podcast Application Open Apple Podcasts or other podcast application. Subscribe to Podcast Open the File options and click the  Add a Show by URL...  link. Paste URL To subscribe to the podcast, paste the URL into the text box and click the Follow button View Podcast The discussion displays in your podcast application. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-subscribe-to-a-discussion-podcast-as-a-student/ta-p/368   How do I know if I have a peer review discussion to complete? Your instructor can assign you to review another student's discussion post. You can view peer review notifications in Canvas in the Recent Activity Stream, the To Do list, and from the individual discussion page. Once peer reviews are assigned, you can also be notified according to your Canvas notification settings. Learn how to submit a  peer review discussion . Embed this Video View Dashboard Once a peer review is assigned to you, a notification will appear in several dashboard areas. View Recent Activity On your Dashboard, you can view recent activity in your  Global Activity Stream . Recent activity will display a peer review and the name of the course. Click the Show More link to access the assignment and view the name of the peer review student. If a peer review is anonymous, the name will show as Anonymous User. View To Do List On both the Dashboard and the Course Home Page sidebar, the To Do list shows the peer review discussion. Peer reviews are identified with the Peer Review icon. To review the discussion, click the  Peer Review for [Discussion Name]  link. Note:  Currently the Due Date in the To Do List does not accurately display the due date for completing your peer review. If details about your peer review are not already included in the details of your graded discussion, please contact your instructor. View Assignments Page On the  Assignments page , you can view peer review links for discussions. Open Discussions You can also view peer reviews when viewing discussions. In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Note : You can also access your Assignments through your Dashboard, Course Activity Stream, Assignments, the Syllabus, Gradebook, Calendar, or Modules. Open Discussion Peer review discussions display the peer review icon [1]. Click the title of the discussion [2]. View Assigned Peer Review Text indicates that you have a peer review and for which student [1]. To  submit the peer review , click the  Review Now  link [2]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-know-if-I-have-a-peer-review-discussion-to-complete/ta-p/419   How do I submit a peer review to a discussion? Your instructor may require you to submit a peer review of another student's discussion reply. To complete the peer review, you must review the student's discussion reply and add a comment in the comment sidebar. If your instructor includes a rubric, which is a pre-determined outline of how an assignment is graded, you must assign a grade using the rubric. However, your instructor may also ask you to leave a comment in the comment sidebar. Discussion peer reviews cannot be anonymous. Learn how to see if you have been  assigned a peer review discussion . Note:  Before being able to complete your assigned peer reviews, you must post your own discussion reply first. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Note:  You can also access your Discussions through your user or course dashboard, Assignments, the Syllabus, Gradebook, Calendar, or Modules. View Discussions To view a Peer Review Discussion, click the  Peer Review  icon [1] or click the title of the discussion [2]. Open Assigned Peer Review Click the  Review Now  link. Note:  If you see an "Access Denied" message when clicking the Review Now link, reply to the discussion first, then click the Review Now link. Add Discussion Comment If your assignment does not include a rubric, you are required to add at least one comment. You cannot view any existing feedback submitted by another student or the instructor. Type a comment in the comment field [1], leave a media comment [2], or attach a file [3]. Click the  Save  button [4]. Confirm Completed Peer Review A message will appear on your discussion to confirm you have completed the peer review. Note:  You may need to refresh your browser to see that you've completed the required steps for the peer review.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-a-peer-review-to-a-discussion/ta-p/355 ] Where can I find my peers' feedback for peer reviewed discussions? You can find your peers' feedback for peer reviewed discussions in the Recent Feedback sidebar of your Canvas course Home page or Dashboard, on the submission details page, and in the Course Grades feedback tray. Embed this Video View Recent Feedback Under  Recent Feedback  in the sidebar of your Canvas course Home page, you can view recent comments from peer reviewed discussions [1]. To view submission details, click the title of the discussion [2]. Note:  The Recent Feedback section displays a limited amount of feedback. To view any additional recent feedback, click the  more in the past two weeks  link [3]. View Submission Details Page You can also view peer review comments in the discussion submission details. Note:  You can open discussion submission details from the Recent Feedback area of the Home page, the Assignments page, or the Grades page. Open Course Grades Page You can also view peer review comments from the Course Grades page. On the Course Grades page, click the  Feedback  button. View Feedback Tray In the Feedback tray, view peer comments [1]. To view or edit discussion replies, click the  Feedback  button [2]. To close the Feedback tray, click the  Close  icon [3].   [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/Where-can-I-find-my-peers-feedback-for-peer-reviewed-discussions/ta-p/428 ] How do I subscribe to a discussion as a student? You can subscribe to entire discussion threads in your courses and be notified when new comments are posted to the topic. If you reply to a discussion, you will automatically be subscribed to discussions and will be notified of updates unless you manually unsubscribed to that discussion. Please note that you cannot subscribe to individual threads within a threaded discussion. You will automatically be subscribed to discussions you create in your  student groups . You will also be subscribed to any new discussions you create in your course, if your instructor has set course permissions that allow you to do so.   Notes: You must specify your notification settings to receive updates for subscribed discussions. You cannot subscribe to a discussion if you're required to reply before viewing other replies and have not replied to the discussion. You must reply first and then subscribe to the discussion. Embed this Video View Discussion Notification Settings In  Notification Settings , you can change the method and frequency of subscribed discussion posts. Open Discussions In Course Navigation, open the  Discussions  link. Subscribe on Discussions Index Page You can subscribe to an entire discussion from the Discussions page. Locate the discussion you want to subscribe to and click the  Subscribe  icon. The Subscribe icon will display solid green when you are subscribed. Unsubscribe on Discussions Index Page To unsubscribe from a discussion, locate the discussion you want to unsubscribe from and click the  Subscribe  icon. The Subscribe icon will display as an outline when you are unsubscribed. Subscribe within Discussion You can also subscribe within a discussion. Click the title of the discussion you want to subscribe to. Subscribe to Discussion Click the  Subscribe  icon. The Subscribe icon will display solid green when you are subscribed to the discussion topic. Unsubscribe from Discussion To unsubscribe from a discussion, open the discussion and click the green  Subscribed  icon. The Subscribed icon will display as a black outline when you are unsubscribed from a discussion topic.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-subscribe-to-a-discussion-as-a-student/ta-p/352 ] How do I view and sort discussion replies as a student? You can view all replies in a discussion by scrolling or searching content. Discussion replies are sorted by date in descending order (newest to oldest) by default. Sorting discussion replies applies to the root replies. Threaded replies are collapsable and expandable. You can also search for discussion replies by author or entry keywords and filter discussion replies by all or unread. Note:  Your instructor can configure the view settings of replies in a discussion, including thread collapse/expansion and sorting options. If these settings are locked, you will not be able to change the view or sort discussion replies. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Open Discussion Click the title of the discussion. View Discussion In a discussion, you have several options to view and sort discussions. Use the search field [1] to search for replies or specific authors. To filter discussion replies by All or Unread replies, select an option from the  View  drop-down menu [2]. By default, discussion replies are sorted by date from newest to oldest. To reverse the sort order, click the  Oldest First  [3]. The selected sort order automatically becomes the new default for the discussion. To view threaded replies in a split screen sidebar, click the  View Split Screen  button [4]. To view threaded replies inline, click the Inline button that displays when the View Split Screen button is clicked. To view threaded replies all at once, click the  Expand Threads  button [5]. To collapse the threaded replies, click the  Collapse Threads  button. When you expand or collapse all discussion threads, they will automatically be expanded or collapsed the next time you view the discussion. You can view how many total replies and unread replies are in a thread [6]. The number on the left indicates total replies, while the number on the right indicates the number of unread replies. To subscribe to a discussion, click the  Subscribe  icon [7]. Subscribing to a discussion allows you to follow the discussion and receive notifications as set in your notification settings. You are automatically subscribed to any discussions you reply to. When you create a discussion in a group—or in a course if you have permission—you are also automatically subscribed to the discussion. If you are subscribed, the icon displays a solid green background. To unsubscribe, click the  Subscribe  icon. When you are unsubscribed, the icon displays outlined in black. View Graded Discussion If your discussion is a graded discussion, you can view the discussion the same way as regular discussions. However, you can view the number of points the discussion is worth [1], and if there is a due date [2]. View Group Discussion If a discussion is a group discussion, you can view the group discussion from the course Discussions Index Page or from your group Discussions Index Page. View Anonymous Discussion Message If the discussion is an anonymous discussion, a message displays. In anonymous discussions, names and profile pictures are hidden on replies and you cannot use @ to mention other users. View Replies Discussion replies are shown in order of post date. In discussion replies, the unread icon indicates the reply is new and unread [1]. After you view a discussion reply, the unread icon no longer displays [2]. When you scroll past a reply, navigate away from the Discussion, or refresh the page, Canvas automatically marks the replies as read. After Canvas has changed the reply status, you can manually mark discussion replies as read or unread at any time. You can also  change your Discussion Settings  so you can manually mark discussion replies as read. View Inline Discussion Thread Replies When viewing inline discussion thread replies, you can collapse and expand the discussion threads by clicking the Expand Threads and Collapse Threads buttons. When a discussion thread reply is collapsed, you can view the reply indicators showing the number of unread and total replies. To expand the discussion thread replies inline, click the  # of replies  link [1]. View the read and unread replies [2]. To view threaded replies options, click the  Options  icon [3]. You can mark replies as read/unread, mark threaded replies as read/unread, return to the topic, quote the reply, copy a permalink to a reply, or report the reply. View Split Screen Discussion Thread Replies To view threaded replies in a split screen sidebar, click the  View Split Screen  button [1]. When viewing split screen discussion thread replies, you can collapse and expand the discussion thread replies sidebar. When a discussion thread reply is collapsed, you can view the reply indicators showing the number of unread and total replies. To expand the discussion thread replies sidebar, click the  # of replies  link [2]. View the read and unread replies [3]. To view threaded replies options, click the  Options  icon [4]. You can mark replies as read/unread, mark threaded replies as read/unread, return to the topic, quote the reply, or report the reply. To copy a permalink to a specific reply, select the  Copy Link  option [5]. To collapse the discussion thread replies sidebar, click the  Close  icon [6]. View Liked Discussions If your instructor allows you to like replies in a discussion, a Like icon appears next to each reply in the discussion [1]. A solid blue like icon indicates replies that you've liked [2]. The number of total likes also appears next to the icon [3]. View Reply History If you are allowed to edit their discussion posts, you can view the edit history of your post. To view the history, click the  View History  link [1]. In the Edit History window, you can view any version with the date and time stamp of your post [2]. To expand all of the versions, click the  Expand   all  button [3]. To return to the discussion, click the  Close  button [4]. Search for Reply To search for a discussion reply, enter any term in the  Search  field [1]. Search results include matches for user names [2] and reply text [3]. To clear search results and view all replies, remove your search term from the Search field. Note:  If the discussion is an anonymous discussion, student names and profile pictures do not display. Posts created by the instructor display the instructor's name and profile picture. View Reply Options Each discussion reply has its own options menu. To mark the selected post as read or unread, click the  Mark as ...  option [1]. In original discussion replies, you can return to the main discussion topic by clicking the  Go To Topic  option [2]. In threaded discussions, if you are viewing a reply within a reply, return to the original reply by clicking the  Go To Parent  option [3]. If a reply was quoted in the threaded reply, click  Go to Quoted Reply  to view the reply that was quoted [4]. If you are allowed to edit and delete your own discussion posts, you will also view  Edit  and  Delete  options [5]. To copy a permalink to a specific reply, select the  Copy Link  option [6]. If you are allowed to report replies, you will also view the  Report  option [7]. Reply to Discussion To reply to a discussion, reply to the main discussion topic by clicking the  Reply  button [1]. If your discussion is threaded, you can reply to any other post in the discussion by clicking the  Reply  link [2].     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-and-sort-discussion-replies-as-a-student/ta-p/465 ] How do I change discussion settings to manually mark discussion replies as read as a student? In discussion replies, a blue dot indicates the reply is new and unread. A white dot indicates a reply is read. When you navigate away from the discussion or refresh the page, the blue dots automatically change to white dots, indicating the replies are read. You can tell Canvas not to automatically mark your discussion replies as read so that you can manually control which replies you haven't viewed. Your selection for this option applies to the Discussions settings for all of your courses. By default, manually marking posts as read is turned off. You can  manually mark discussion replies as read or unread  at any time. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Open Settings Click the  Settings  icon. Manually Mark Replies as Read Click the  Manually mark replies as read  checkbox. Note:  Selecting this option will require you to  manually mark replies as read  for all of your courses. Save Settings Click the  Save Settings  button.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-change-discussion-settings-to-manually-mark-discussion/ta-p/366 ] How do I mark discussion replies as read or unread as a student? By default, as you read new Discussion posts, Canvas will mark them as read as you scroll down the page. However, you can manually mark each posts back to a read or unread state. You can tell Canvas not to automatically mark all your posts as read in your  Discussion settings . Note:  Once a post's state is manually changed, the post will not change states (become read or unread) until you manually change it again. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Open Discussion Click the discussion you want to view. View Posts The unread icon indicates a reply is new or unread [1]. After you view a discussion reply, the unread icon no longer displays [2]. Mark All Posts as Read or Unread To mark all posts as read or unread, click the discussion topic's  Options  icon [1]. To mark all posts as read, click the  Mark All as Read  link [2]. To mark all posts as unread, click the  Mark All as Unread  link [3]. Mark Post as Unread To change a read post to unread, you can either click the  Mark as Unread  link below the reply [1], or click the  Options  icon next to the reply [2] and then click the  Mark as Unread  link [3]. To copy a permalink to a specific reply, select the  Copy Link  option [4]. Verify Post as Unread View the post now marked as unread. Mark Post as Read To change an unread post to read, you can either click the  Mark as Read  link below the reply [1], or click the  Options  icon next to the reply [2] and then click the  Mark as Read  link [3]. To copy a permalink to a specific reply, select the  Copy Link  option [4]. Verify Post as Read View the post now marked as read. Note:  If a post's state is manually changed, the post will not change states (become read or unread) unless you manually change it again.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-mark-discussion-replies-as-read-or-unread-as-a-student/ta-p/284 ] How do I reply to a discussion as a student? You can easily reply to any discussion. However, the reply option may vary depending upon how your instructor set up the discussion.  Discussion replies can be edited or deleted , as long as your instructor has not restricted this setting in your course. Before submitting a reply for a graded discussion, you may want to review all discussion information, such as the  graded discussion rubric , if any. Notes: The discussion reply  Rich Content Editor  includes a word count display below the bottom right corner of the text box. If you are unable view responses from other students, you may be required to make a reply before you can view them. Once you reply to the discussion, any other replies will be visible. If the discussion is an anonymous discussion, student names and profile pictures do not display. Posts created by the instructor display the instructor's name and profile picture. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Open Discussion Click the title of the discussion. Reply to Discussion To reply to the main discussion, click the  Reply  button. Post Reply Add your reply, links, files, and other media in the  Rich Content Editor  [1].  To attach a file to your reply, click the  Attach  link [2]. To post your reply, click the  Reply  button [2]. Note:  If you post your discussion response before an attached image finishes uploading, Canvas displays a warning message. View Your Reply Your reply automatically displays at the top of the discussion reply thread. Thread a Discussion Reply To respond to a discussion reply, click the  Reply  link. Post Reply By default, the discussion thread displays in the Thread sidebar [1]. To add your reply, links, files, and other media use the  Rich Content Editor  [2].  To post your reply, click the  Reply  button [3]. Note:  To view the discussion thread within the same screen, click the  View Inline  button [4]. View Reply Your reply displays at the bottom of the discussion thread [1]. To close the Thread sidebar, click the  Close  icon [2]. Quote Discussion Replies When replying to discussion replies, you can quote a reply. To quote a discussion reply, click the  Options  icon [1] and then click the  Quote Reply  link [2]. View Quoted Discussion Reply Options By default, a quote is included in the reply. To exclude a quote, click the  Include quoted reply in message  toggle button off [1]. Add your reply, links, files, and other media in the Rich Content Editor [2].  Click the  Reply  button [3]. View Quoted Discussion Reply View the quoted message in your reply. Closed for Comments When a discussion is closed for comments, you will see the message:  This topic is closed for comments .     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-reply-to-a-discussion-as-a-student/ta-p/334 ] How do I attach a file to a discussion reply as a student? If your instructor allows file attachments, you can attach a file to a discussion reply using the attachment icon. Attachments can be added to both graded and non-graded discussions. Any attachments added as part of discussions are copied to your  user files . Attachments for graded discussions are not counted against your user quota and cannot be deleted. Files uploaded using the Rich Content Editor count toward your user storage quota. Notes :  If the attachment icon does not display, this option is not available in your course. If your attachment causes you to exceed your user file quota, the file may fail to attach to an ungraded discussion. If you have permission to  edit or delete discussion replies , editing a reply also allows you to remove an attachment. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Open Discussion Click the title of the discussion you want to participate in. Create Reply Click the  Reply  button. Attach File After adding content using the  Rich Content Editor  to the discussion reply [1], click the  Attach  link [2]. Note : If you do not have a file attachment icon in your Discussion reply, your instructor has disabled this feature. Browse for File Depending on your browser, click the  Choose File  or  Browser  button to locate personal files on your computer. Note : Once an attachment is posted to a discussion post, the attachment cannot be deleted. Select File Upload Browse personal files on computer and select the file or files you wish to attach [1]. Double click the selected files or click the  Open  or  Choose  button [2] to upload the files to the discussion reply. Note:  You can only upload one attachment in your reply. Post Reply Your attached file displays. You can download the file by clicking the link [1], or you can remove it by clicking the  Delete  icon [2]. To post the reply, click the  Reply  button [3]. View Discussion Reply View your discussion reply. Your attached file displays under the text.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-attach-a-file-to-a-discussion-reply-as-a-student/ta-p/375 ] How do I embed an image in a discussion reply as a student? You can embed an image file directly into discussion replies using toolbar and menubar options in the  Rich Content Editor . You can upload images from your computer, from a website URL, or from  your Canvas user files . If a change is made to the source of your image after you have embedded it in a discussion reply, the image added to your discussion reply will not change. Notes: Before you can embed an image from Canvas, the image must first be  uploaded to your user files . You can embed a variety of image file types. Learn what  types of image files you can embed . You can also   attach a file to a discussion reply . If you post your discussion response before an attached image finishes uploading, Canvas displays a warning message. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Open Discussion Click the discussion title. Write Reply Create a new discussion entry by clicking the  Reply  button. Add Image from Toolbar To add an image from the toolbar, click the  Image  icon [1]. To upload new images from your computer or a URL, select the  Upload Image  option [2]. To  embed images from your user files , select the  User Images  option [3]. Note:  To view the Image icon, you may have to click the  Options  icon [4]. Add Image from Menubar You can also add an image using the menubar in the Rich Content Editor. The menubar displays the title of Rich Content Editor tools and may be preferable for those using keyboard navigation. To upload an image using the menubar, click the  Insert  menu [1], and select the  Image  option [2]. To upload new images from your computer or a URL, select the  Upload Image  option [3], or to  embed images from your user files , select the  User Images  option [4]. Upload Image from Computer By default, the Upload Image window displays the  Computer  tab [1]. To upload a file from your computer, click or drag and drop an image file to the image uploader [2]. Or, click the image uploader and select a file from your computer. Note:  Images uploaded from your computer are  added to your user files . Select File If you click to upload a file, select the image file [1] and click the  Open  button [2]. You can learn about  supported image file types . View Selected File Preview the image file name [1] and the image [2]. Note:  To remove the image and select a different image, click the  Delete  icon [3]. Embed Image from URL To embed an image using a URL, click the  URL  tab [1]. Enter the URL in the  File URL  field [2]. Manage Usage Rights If required by your institution, you need to select usage right settings for your image. In the  Usage Right  drop-down menu [1], select one of the five usage right options: I hold the copyright:  original content created by you I have obtained permission to use this file:  authorized permission by the author The material is in the public domain:  explicitly assigned to public domain, cannot be copyrighted, or is no longer protected by copyright The material is subject to an exception - e.g. fair use, the right to quote, or others under applicable copyright laws:  excerpt or summary used for commentary, news reporting, research, or analysis in education The material is licensed under Creative Commons:  this option also requires setting a specific  Creative Commons  license If known, enter the copyright holder information in the  Copyright Holder  field [2]. Manage Image Attributes To add Alt Text to your image, type an alternative text description or text tags in the  Alt Text  field [1]. By default, the Alt Text field displays the image file name. Alt text is read by screen readers, and it displays when an embedded image cannot display. If the image is decorative and does not require alt text, click the  Decorative Image  checkbox [2]. By default, the  Embed Image  display option is selected for embedded images [3]. To display the image file link, select the  Display Text Link  display option [4]. The file link will replace the image in the Rich Content Editor. Embed Image To embed your selected image, click the  Submit  button. Note:  The image flashes before it embeds in the Rich Content Editor. View Embedded Image View your uploaded image in the Rich Content Editor. You can also add or modify  alt text tags and manage the image display options . Post Reply Click the  Reply  button. View Discussion Reply View your discussion reply.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-embed-an-image-in-a-discussion-reply-as-a-student/ta-p/313 ] How do I edit or delete discussion replies as a student? If your instructor allows, you can edit and delete your own discussion posts. If the edit or delete option does not display, your instructor has restricted this setting in your course. Note:  This setting does not affect discussions in course groups. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Open Discussion Click a discussion title. Edit Discussion Reply Locate the reply you want to edit and click the  Options  icon [1]. Then select the  Edit  option [2]. To copy a permalink to a specific reply, select the  Copy Link  option [3]. Save Edits Edit the discussion reply in the  Rich Content Editor  [1]. To post your edits, click the  Save  button [2]. Delete Reply To delete your reply to a discussion topic, click the reply  Options  icon [1], then select the  Delete  option [2]. To copy a permalink to a specific reply, select the  Copy Link  option [3]. Confirm Delete Click the  OK  button. Verify Delete If you delete a discussion reply with other course user replies attached, Canvas shows a Deleted by notification. The notification includes your name. This entry cannot be removed. Note:  Course instructors can see that you deleted your replies in the discussion. View Reply History If students are allowed to edit their discussion posts, you can view the edit history of their post. To view the history, click the  View History  link [1]. In the Edit History window, you can view any version with the date and time stamp of the student's post [2]. To expand all of the versions, click the  Expand all  button [3]. To return to the discussion, click the  Close  button [4]. View Restricted Options If your instructor has restricted the option to edit or delete your discussion replies, the options do not display in the Options menu.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-edit-or-delete-discussion-replies-as-a-student/ta-p/399 ] How do I like a reply in a course discussion as a student? You may be able to like discussion replies in your course. Note:  The liking feature may be restricted to users with grading permissions (e.g. instructors and TAs). If you cannot like a discussion reply, this feature is not available to you. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Open Discussion Click the title of the discussion. Like Discussion Reply Locate the reply and click the  Like  icon. View Liked Discussion The Like icon will change color, indicating you have liked the reply. The Like icon also displays the total number of times a reply has been liked. View Liking Restriction If your instructor has restricted the liking option to only users with grading permissions, the like icon will be inactive. However, you can still view the total number of likes on a reply.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-like-a-reply-in-a-course-discussion-as-a-student/ta-p/392 ] How do I view a discussion thread as a student? You can view discussion threads in a discussion. Focused discussion replies are shown in hierarchal order; threaded discussions are hierarchal, collapsable, and expandable. You can view discussion reply threads in a separate sidebar or inline. Note:  If the discussion is an anonymous discussion, student names and profile pictures do not display. Posts created by the instructor display the instructor's name and profile picture. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Open Discussion Click the title of the discussion. View Discussion View the discussion topic [1] and any replies [2]. You can use the toolbar options to  view and sort discussion replies  [3]. View Inline Discussion Thread Replies When viewing discussion thread replies, you can view them in a split screen sidebar or inline on the same page. When viewing inline, collapse and expand all discussion threads by clicking the  Expand Threads  and  Collapse Threads  buttons [1]. When a discussion thread reply is collapsed, you can view the reply indicators showing the number of unread and total replies. To expand the discussion thread for an individual reply, click the  # Replies  link [2]. To view threaded reply options, click the  Options  icon [3]. You can mark replies as read/unread, mark threaded replies as read/unread, return to the topic,  quote the reply , copy a permalink to a reply, or  report the reply  [4]. View Split Screen Discussion Thread Replies To view threads in a split screen sidebar, click the  View Split Screen  button. When viewing split screen discussion thread replies, discusion reply threads are collapsed. You can view the reply indicators showing the number of unread and total replies. To expand the discussion thread replies sidebar, click the  # Replies  link [1]. View the read and unread replies [2]. To view reply options, click the  Options  icon [3]. To collapse the discussion thread replies sidebar, click the  Close  icon [4]. To view discussion threads inline on one page, click the  View Inline  button [5     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-a-discussion-thread-as-a-student/ta-p/485668 ] How do I mention a user in a discussion reply as a student? You can mention another course member in a discussion reply using the @ symbol. Notes: Mentioning users is not supported in anonymous discussions. Mentioning users is related to a  course role permission . If you are not able to mention users, the required permission may not be enabled for your role. When you mention a user and their Discussions - New Mention  notification setting  is enabled, the user is notified. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Open Discussion Click the title of the discussion. Reply to Discussion To  reply  to the main discussion, click the  Reply  button. You can also reply to a threaded discussion. Post Reply Add your reply, links, files, and other media in the  Rich Content Editor  [1].  To mention a course user in your reply, type the  @ symbol  [2] and select a user from the list [3]. To more easily find a user, enter one or more letters of the user's name. To post your reply, click the  Reply  button [4]. Notes: When you type the @ symbol, user display names show in the drop-down list. If you post your discussion response before an attached image finishes uploading, Canvas displays a warning message. View Your Reply View your reply with your mentioned user. Note:  If the Discussions - New Mention notification setting is enabled in the mentioned user's  notification settings , the user is notified that they were mentioned.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-mention-a-user-in-a-discussion-reply-as-a-student/ta-p/485669 ] How do I report a reply in a discussion? If allowed by your instructor, you can report a discussion reply because it is inappropriate, offensive, abusive, or for another reason. Notes: Reporting a reply cannot be undone. Your instructor can view the reported discussion reply but they cannot identify who reported it. Embed this Video Open Discussions In Course Navigation, click the  Discussions  link. Open Discussion Click the title of the discussion. Report Discussion Reply Locate the discussion reply you want to report. Click the  Options  icon [1] and then click the  Report  link [2]. When a reply is reported, you must indicate why the reply is being reported (inappropriate, offensive and/or abusive, or other) [1]. Click the  Submit  button [2]. Note:  Reporting a reply cannot be undone. View Reported Reply Once you report a reply, the  Reported  link displays in the Options menu, and you cannot report the reply again. However, other users can still view and report the reply. Your instructor will review the reported reply and may edit or delete the reply.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-report-a-reply-in-a-discussion/ta-p/542169 ] How do I view an assignment in a course using Assignment Enhancements as a student? You can view all your course assignments on the Assignments Index page. Notes: Your instructor may choose to hide the Assignments link in Course Navigation. If the Assignments link is not available, you can still access assignments through your user or course dashboard, the Syllabus, Gradebook, Calendar, or Modules. Observers can view all content from submitted assignments. However, observers cannot view assignment drafts. Assignment Enhancements does not support Cloud Assignments. If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, Assignment Enhancements may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Please view  this guide  for more information. Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. View Assignments Index Page In the Assignments Index page, you can view all the assignments in your course. By default, assignments are grouped by overdue assignments, upcoming assignments, undated assignments, and past assignments. Overdue Assignments  [1]: assignments and discussions that are past the due date, are still available, have not been submitted, and have not been graded. Upcoming Assignments  [2]: assignments, discussions, and quizzes that have an upcoming due date. Undated Assignments  [3]: assignments, discussions, and quizzes that do not have a due date. Past Assignments  [4]: assignments and discussions that are past the due date and either are not available, have been submitted, or have received a grade; quizzes that are past the due date. Each assignment also includes an icon with the assignment type: assignment [5], discussion [6], or quiz [7]. Note:  The Assignments Index page supports keyboard shortcuts. To view a list of keyboard shortcuts, press the Shift+Question Mark keys simultaneously on your keyboard. View Assignment Summary Each assignment displays the assignment name [1], availability dates (if any) [2], due date (if any) [3], and points possible [4]. View Availability Dates The first dates you may see are called availability dates. Sometimes your instructor only wants you to submit an assignment during a specified date range, so the available dates are the range of time that the assignment is accessible to you. If the assignment does not have a date listed [1], the assignment is open; you can submit the assignment at any time during your course.   If the assignment says  Available until  [date] [2], you can submit the assignment until the specified date. If the assignment says  Not Available Until  [date] [3], the assignment is locked until the specified date. If the assignment says  Closed  [4], the assignment cannot accept submissions.   Note:  If the listed date is set to 12 am the last day for the assignment to be submitted is the full day before the listed date. For instance, if an assignment is Available until December 15, you can access the assignment until December 14 at 11:59 pm. View Due Dates An assignment may display a second date, which is the  Due date  [1]. Any assignments submitted after the due date are marked as late; some instructors may deduct points for late submissions. Again, not all assignments may include a Due date. Due dates also include a time [2]. If your instructor does not set a due time, the listed date displays the course's default due time. You can still submit late assignments before the  Available until  date [3]. Please be aware that the Due date may be  before or on  the Available date. Filter Assignments If your course includes Multiple Grading Periods, you can view assignments by grading period [1]. You can search for an assignment by typing an assignment title or a keyword in the  Search for assignment  field [2]. By default, assignments on the Assignments Index page display by due date. To view assignments by type (assignment, discussion, quiz), click the  Type  button [3]. Open Assignment To view the details of an assignment, click the name of the assignment. View Assignment The  Assignment Summary  header displays the assignment title, due date, and points possible [1]. Not all assignments may have a due date. The  Attempt  drop-down allows you to view your submission attempts for the assignment [2]. By default, the Attempt drop-down displays your most recent submission attempt. The  Progress Tracker  displays the assignment submission and grading status [3]. To  add an assignment comment for your instructor , click the  Add Comment  button [4]. View the number of allowed attempts [5] and availability dates [6]. If your instructor added assignment instructions, they display in the  Details  section [7]. If a rubric has been added to the assignment, the  View Rubric  section automatically expands to display the assignment rubric [8].   If the assignment is accepting submissions, you can select a permitted submission type from the  Choose a submission type  section [9]. Notes:  If your assignment is part of a module, you can view the previous module item by clicking the  Previous  button [10] and the next module item by clicking the  Next  button [11]. Assignment instructions can only be downloaded if your instructor has included a link to download them. You can also print the screen or copy and paste the directions into a word processing program. You can also view the assignment in the Canvas mobile app. If the assignment allows multiple attempts and is within its set availability dates, you can resubmit the assignment. View Assignment with Availability Dates When you access an assignment during its set availability dates, you can view all available assignment information. Availability dates may include a first available date (open date), last available date (locked or closed), or both dates to create an overall date range. The Due date may be  before or on  the last available date (if one is set). If you were to miss the assignment submission due date [1], you could still submit the assignment until the last available date [2]. Once the last available date passes, you can no longer submit the assignment. View Assignment with Limited Attempts Your instructor may limit the number of submission attempts you are allotted for an assignment. If your assignment has a limited number of submissions, you can view your submission attempts [1] and the number of allowed submissions for the assignment [2]. Once you have used all your submission attempts, the  New Attempt  button will disappear [3]. View Locked Assignment If an assignment is not within its set availability dates, you cannot view assignment details nor submit or resubmit work. Locked assignments display locked icon and message [1]. If your assignment is locked due to module prerequisites, you can view course modules by click the  modules page  link [2]. View Assignment Score If your assignment has been graded by your instructor, you can view the score for each attempt [1]. If your assignment has been graded without a submission, you can view your offline score [2].     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-an-assignment-in-a-course-using-Assignment/ta-p/416676 ] How do I view the rubric for an assignment in a course using Assignment Enhancements? Your instructor may include a rubric as part of your assignment. The rubric is a set of criteria that your instructor will use to grade your assignment. Before submitting your assignment, you can use the rubric to evaluate your own work and make sure your assignment fulfills your instructor's requirements. Notes: Not all assignments may include a rubric. If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, Assignment Enhancements may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Please view  this guide  for more information. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Open Assignment Click the name of an assignment. View Rubric If a rubric has been added to the assignment, the  View Rubric  section automatically expands to display the assignment rubric.       [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-the-rubric-for-an-assignment-in-a-course-using/ta-p/416677 ] How do I submit an online assignment in a course using Assignment Enhancements? You can submit online assignments in Canvas courses that have enabled Assignment Enhancements. Instructors can choose what kind of online submissions they want you to use. This lesson shows how to turn in a standard online assignment in a course using Assignment Enhancements. If your instructor allows, you may also have the option to resubmit assignments. Files uploaded using the Rich Content Editor count toward your user storage quota. Any attachments added as part of a graded assignment submission are also copied to your  user files  but are not counted against your user quota. Files are stored in the Submissions folder, and you can download them. However, once a file has been uploaded as a submission, you cannot delete the file. Before submitting an assignment, you may want to review all assignment information, such as the  assignment rubric . Third-Party File Application Submissions You can submit assignments from Google Drive, Dropbox, or another third-party service via your desktop computer in one of two ways: Download the file to your computer and  submit as a File Upload Share the file, copy the file URL, and submit as a Website URL Notes: If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, Assignment Enhancements may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Please view  this guide  for more information. Assignment Enhancements does not support Cloud Assignments. If your instructor has created an External Tool assignment, the Assignment Submission page may appear differently depending on the tool. Not all file types may be available for your assignment, depending on the assignment submission type set by your instructor. For instruction on completing an assignment, view the assignment details or contact your instructor for assistance. Canvas does not support file uploads larger than 5 GB. Group assignments do not support the student annotation submission type. Observers can view all content from submitted assignments. However, observers cannot view assignment drafts. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Note : You can also access your Assignments through your user or course dashboard, the Syllabus, Gradebook, Calendar, or Modules. Open Assignment Click the name of the assignment. Select Submission Type The following submission types are accepted using Assignment Enhancements: Text Entry, Website URL, Media, Annotation, File Upload, and external application. However, your instructor may specify which submission types are appropriate for each assignment. In the  Choose a submission type  section, click a submission type button. Note:  If your instructor only allows one submission type or has created an External Tool assignment, the Choose a submission type section does not display. Submit Text Entry To  submit a text entry  assignment, click the  Text  button [1]. Then, enter text in the  Rich Content Editor  [2]. Once added, your text will be saved as an assignment submission draft [3]. Submit Website URL To  submit a website URL , click the  Web URL  button [1]. Then, type or paste the URL in the  Enter Web URL  field [2]. Once added, your website URL will be saved as an assignment submission draft. Submit Media Recording To  submit a media recording , click the  Media  button [1]. To create a recording, click the  Record Media  button [2]. To upload a media file from your computer, click the  Upload Media  button [3]. Submit Annotation To  submit an annotated document , click the  Annotation  button [1]. Then,  use the Docviewer  to annotate the document [2]. Note:  Group assignments do not support the student annotation submission type. Submit File Upload To upload a file as your submission, click the  Upload  button [1]. To  upload a file from your computer , drag and drop a file [2], or browse your computer files by clicking the  Choose a file to upload  link [3]. To  capture a photo of your assignment using your computer's webcam , click the  Webcam  button [4]. To  upload a file from your Canvas user files , click the  Canvas   Files  button [5]. Once uploaded, your file will be saved as an assignment submission draft. Submit Course App File If added to your course, you may see options to upload a file from a course app such as  Google Drive  or  Office 365 . To upload a file or URL from a course app, click the  More  button [1]. Then click the app name [2]. Once added, your file will be saved as an assignment submission draft. Submit Assignment When you are ready to submit your assignment, click the  Submit Assignment  button [1]. If you are working on an additional assignment attempt, you can cancel your submission your assignment attempt by clicking the  Cancel Attempt  button [2].   Note:  If you added a text entry submission, you must save the submission draft before you can submit the assignment. View Submission When your submission is successfully submitted, the Progress Tracker displays a Submitted status [1] and your most recent submission displays [2]. If you choose, you may resubmit another version of your assignment using the  New Attempt  button [3]. If you've submitted multiple assignment submissions, you can view previous submissions by clicking the  Attempt  drop-down [4]. To add an assignment comment for your instructor, click the  Add Comment  button [5]. Notes:  If your assignment is part of a module, you can view the previous module item by clicking the  Previous  button [6] and the next module item by clicking the  Next  button [7]. If you're not able to resubmit work, your instructor may have limited the number of allowed submissions or the assignment may no longer be accepting submissions due to the assignment's availability dates. Once you've submitted your work, the assignment will still display in the Assignments page and the Syllabus. [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-an-online-assignment-in-a-course-using/ta-p/416675 ] How do I submit an assignment on behalf of a group using Assignment Enhancements? A group assignment allow students to work together on an assignment and submit it as a group using Assignment Enhancements. Only one group member needs to submit the assignment on behalf of the group. Files uploaded using the Rich Content Editor count toward your user storage quota. Any attachments added as part of a graded assignment submission are also copied to your  group files  but are not counted against your user quota. However, once the file has been uploaded as a submission, you cannot delete the file. If you upload a file from your computer, the file is stored in the group Submissions folder. However, please note that if you submit a file that was previously uploaded to your group files, the file is stored in your Submissions folder. Notes: When a group assignment is submitted, any submission drafts belonging to other group members are deleted. Previously uploaded group files cannot be accessed in the assignment details page. To submit a previously uploaded group file as an assignment submission, you must  move the group file to user files . Group assignments do not support Student Annotation assignments. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Open Assignment Click the name of the assignment. Choose Submission Type To begin the assignment, select a submission type from the  Choose a submission type  section [1]. If allowed by your instructor, you can choose to add a  text entry submission  [2], a  website URL submission  [3], a  media file submission  [4], an  annotation submission  [5], or a  file upload submission  [6]. If external tools are installed in your course, such as Google Drive or Microsoft Office 365, you can add a  Google Drive file or URL submission  or a  Microsoft Office 365 file or URL submission  [7]. Lastly, if allowed by your instructor, you may also  take a photo of your assignment submission using your webcam. Notes: If your assignment does not list one or more of the available submission types, those submission types have been restricted by your instructor. Group assignments do not support Student Annotation assignments. Submit Assignment Click the  Submit Assignment  button. Note:  When a group assignment is submitted on behalf of a group, any submission drafts belonging to other group members are deleted. View Submission When your submission is successfully submitted, the Progress Tracker displays a  Submitted  status [1] and your most recent submission displays [2]. If your instructor allows multiple attempts, you may resubmit another version of your assignment using the  New Attempt  button [3]. If you've submitted multiple assignment submissions, you can view previous submissions by clicking the  Attempt  drop-down [4]. To add an assignment comment for your instructor, click the  Add Comment  button [5]. Notes: If you're not able to resubmit work, your instructor may have limited the number of allowed submissions or the assignment may no longer be accepting submissions due to the assignment's availability dates. Once you've submitted your work, the assignment will still display in the Assignments page and the Syllabus. [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-an-assignment-on-behalf-of-a-group-using/ta-p/481742 ] How do I submit a text entry assignment in a course using Assignment Enhancements? You can submit a text entry submission in a Canvas course that uses Assignment Enhancements. Text entry assignments are created in the Rich Content Editor. This lesson shows how to turn in a standard online assignment in a course using Assignment Enhancements. If your instructor allows, you may also have the option to resubmit assignments. Before submitting an assignment, you may want to review all assignment information, such as the assignment rubric. Notes: If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, Assignment Enhancements may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Please view  this guide  for more information. Assignment Enhancements does not support Cloud Assignments. Not all file types may be available for your assignment, depending on the assignment submission type set by your instructor. Files uploaded and submitted do not count against the user’s storage quota, but those uploaded through the Rich Content Editor are counted against the user’s storage quotas. Not all of your assignments may be submitted online. If you cannot see options to submit your work, your instructor may want you to submit your assignment in a different way or the assignment is not within its availability dates. For instruction on completing an assignment, view the assignment details or contact your instructor for assistance. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Open  Assignment Click the name of an assignment. Select Submission Type Your instructor may specify which submission types are appropriate for each assignment. In the  Choose a submission type  section [1], select the  Text  option [2]. If your instructor only allows Text Entry submissions, the Rich Content Editor may display in place of the Choose a submission type section. Notes:  If the Text option does not display in the Choose a submission type section, your instructor has restricted this submission type. Not all of your assignments may be submitted online. If you cannot see options to submit your work, your instructor may want you to submit your assignment in a different way or the assignment is not within its availability dates. View the assignment header and details for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. Draft Text Entry Enter your assignment submission text in the Rich Content Editor [1]. To format your text or insert content, use the Rich Content Editor menubar [2] or toolbar [3]  View the word count in the Editor Status bar [4]. Add Media As part of your text entry assignment submission, you can  record media ,  upload a media file from your computer , or  upload a media file from your user files  by clicking the  Media  icon [1].   You can also  embed images from Canvas  and  from the web  in your text entry assignment submission by clicking the  Image  icon [2]. Canvas also allows you to  embed images from your user files . To insert media or images, you can also use the  Insert  menu [3] in the menubar. Note:  You may need to click the  Options  icon [4] to view the Record/Upload Media and Images icons in the toolbar. Submit Text Entry Your work automatically saves as an assignment draft [1]. To submit your text entry draft, click the  Submit Assignment  button [2]. If you are working on an additional assignment attempt, you can cancel your submission by clicking the  Cancel Attempt  button [3]. View Submission When your submission is successfully submitted, the Progress Tracker displays a Submitted status [1] and your most recent submission displays in a read-only format [2]. If you choose, you may resubmit another version of your assignment using the  New Attempt  button [3]. If you've submitted multiple assignment submissions, you can view previous submissions by clicking the  Attempt  drop-down [4]. To add an assignment comment for your instructor, click the  Add Comment  button [5]. Notes:  If you're not able to resubmit work, your assignment may no longer be accepting submissions due to the assignment's availability dates. Once you've submitted your work, the assignment will still display in the Assignments page and the Syllabus. [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-a-text-entry-assignment-in-a-course-using/ta-p/416667 ] How do I upload a file as an assignment submission for a course using Assignment Enhancements? If your instructor allows file uploads as a submission type, you can upload a file from your computer or Canvas User files as an assignment submission. This lesson shows how to turn in a standard online assignment in a course using Assignment Enhancements. Files uploaded using the Rich Content Editor count toward your user storage quota. Any attachments added from your computer as part of a graded assignment submission are also copied to your  user files  but are not counted against your user quota. However, once the file has been uploaded as a submission, you cannot delete the file. Files are stored in the Submissions folder. If your institution has enabled Google Docs or Microsoft Office 365 as a submission type, you can  upload a file from Google Drive  or  Office 365 . Notes: If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, Assignment Enhancements may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Please view  this guide  for more information. Assignment Enhancements does not support Cloud Assignments. If your instructor has created an External Tool assignment, the Assignment Submission page may appear differently depending on the tool. Not all file types may be available for your assignment, depending on the assignment submission type set by your instructor. Not all of your assignments may be submitted online. If you cannot see options to submit your work, your instructor may want you to submit your assignment in a different way or the assignment is not within its availability dates. View the assignment header and details for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. Canvas will not accept file uploads larger than 500 MB. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Open Assignment Click the name of the assignment. Select Submission Type Your instructor may specify which submission types are appropriate for each assignment. If your instructor allows multiple submission types for the assignment, accepted submission types display in the  Choose a submission type  section [1]. Click the  Upload  option [2]. If your instructor only allows File submissions, the Upload File tool displays in place of the Choose a submission type section. Notes:  If the Upload submission type does not display, your instructor has restricted this submission type. Not all of your assignments may be submitted online. If you cannot see options to submit your work, your instructor may want you to submit your assignment in a different way or the assignment is not within its availability dates. View the assignment header and details for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. Upload Computer File To upload a file from your computer, drag and drop a file [1], or browse your computer files by clicking the  Choose a file to upload  link [2]. Select File Select your file [1] and click the  Open  button [2]. Upload Canvas User File To upload a file from your Canvas user files, click the  Canvas Files  button. Note:  Currently, multiple file selection isn't available. You can only select one file at a time for upload and viewing. Select Canvas User File Use the Files page to select your file [1] and click the  Upload  button [2]. Submit Assignment Your file displays as a draft submission [1]. To delete the file, click the  Delete  icon [2]. To submit the file, click the  Submit Assignment  button [3]. If you are working on an additional assignment attempt, you can cancel your submission by clicking the  Cancel Attempt  button [4]. View Submission When your submission is successfully submitted, the Progress Tracker displays a Submitted status [1] and your most recent submission displays [2]. If you choose, you may resubmit another version of your assignment using the  New Attempt  button [3]. If you've submitted multiple assignment submissions, you can view previous submissions by clicking the  Attempt  drop-down [4]. To add an assignment comment for your instructor, click the  Add Comment  button [5]. Notes:  If you're not able to resubmit work, your instructor may have limited the number of allowed submissions or the assignment may no longer be accepting submissions due to the assignment's availability dates. Once you've submitted your work, the assignment will still display in the Assignments page and the Syllabus. [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-upload-a-file-as-an-assignment-submission-for-a-course/ta-p/416664 ] How do I annotate a file as an assignment submission using Assignment Enhancements? Your instructor may upload a file for you to annotate as your assignment submission. You can annotate the file and submit it as your assignment submission using Assignment Enhancements. Notes: If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, Assignment Enhancements may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Please view  this guide  for more information. For instruction on completing an assignment, view the assignment details or contact your instructor for assistance. Group assignments do not support the student annotation submission type. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Open Assignment Click the title of the assignment. Select Submission Type Your instructor may specify which submission types are appropriate for each assignment. In the  Choose a submission type  section [1], click the  Annotation  button [2]. If your instructor only allows Annotation submissions, DocViewer may display in place of the Choose a submission type section. Notes:  If the Annotation option does not display in the Choose a submission type section, your instructor has restricted this submission type. Not all of your assignments may be submitted online. If you cannot see options to submit your work, your instructor may want you to submit your assignment in a different way or the assignment is not within its availability dates. View the assignment header and details for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. Annotate Assignment To annotate your assignment submission, use the annotation tools in the DocViewer menu.  Learn more about how to use DocViewer . To download the file, click the  Download  icon [1]. To zoom in or out, click the  Zoom in  or  Zoom out  icons [2]. To view the document in full screen, click the  Fullscreen  icon [3]. To select and move annotations, click the  Selection  icon [4]. To add a point annotation, click the  Point Annotation  icon [5]. To add a highlight annotation, click the  Highlight Annotation  icon [6]. To add a text annotation, click the  Freetext Annotation  icon [7]. To add a strikeout annotation, click the  Strikeout Annotation  icon [8]. To add a drawing annotation, click the  Free Draw Annotation  icon [9]. To add an area annotation, click the  Area Annotation  icon [10]. Submit Assignment To submit your assignment, click the  Submit Assignment  button. View Submission When your submission is successfully submitted, the Progress Tracker displays a Submitted status [1] and your most recent submission displays in a read-only format [2]. If you choose, you may resubmit another version of your assignment using the  New Attempt  button [3]. If you've submitted multiple assignment submissions, you can view previous submissions by clicking the  Attempt  drop-down [4]. To view add an assignment comment for your instructor, click the  Add Comment  button [5]. Notes:  If you're not able to resubmit work, your assignment may no longer be accepting submissions due to the assignment's availability dates. Once you've submitted your work, the assignment will still display in the Assignments page and the Syllabus. [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-annotate-a-file-as-an-assignment-submission-using/ta-p/478067 ] How do I use my webcam to take a photo for an assignment submission using Assignment Enhancements? You can use your computer's webcam to take a photo and use it as your assignment submission using Assignment Enhancements. Submission photos are saved to the Submissions folder in your user files as a PNG file. Notes: If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, Assignment Enhancements may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Please view  this guide  for more information. If your assignment does not allow image file types, such as PNG and JPEG files, the Webcam option does not display. For instruction on completing an assignment, view the assignment details or contact your instructor for assistance. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Select Assignment Click the title of the assignment. Select Submission Type Your instructor may specify which submission types are appropriate for each assignment. To use your webcam to upload a photo of your assignment, click the  Upload  button [1]. Then click the  Webcam  button [2]. If your instructor only allows File Upload submissions, the File Upload options may display in place of the Choose a submission type section. Notes:  If the Upload option does not display in the Choose a submission type section, your instructor has restricted this submission type. If your assignment does not allow image file types, such as PNG and JPEG files, the Webcam option does not display. Not all of your assignments may be submitted online. If you cannot see options to submit your work, your instructor may want you to submit your assignment in a different way or the assignment is not within its availability dates. View the assignment header and details for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. Enable Webcam If your browser prompts you for access to your computer's camera, click the  Allow  button. Take Photo To take a photo using your computer's webcam, click the  Take Photo  icon. A timer will count down from three seconds and take the picture. View Photo Once taken, your photo is previewed in the Take a Photo via Webcam page [1]. To edit the photo name, enter your edits in the  Photo Name  field [2]. To save your photo, click the  Save  button [3]. To remove your photo and take a new photo, click the  Start Over  button [4]. Submit Assignment Your file displays as a draft submission [1]. To delete the file, click the  Delete  icon [2]. To submit the file, click the  Submit Assignment  button [3]. If you are working on an additional assignment attempt, you can cancel your submission by clicking the  Cancel Attempt  button [4]. View Submission When your submission is successfully submitted, the Progress Tracker displays a Submitted status [1] and your most recent submission displays [2]. If you choose, you may resubmit another version of your assignment using the  New Attempt  button [3]. If you've submitted multiple assignment submissions, you can view previous submissions by clicking the  Attempt  drop-down [4]. To add an assignment comment for your instructor, click the  Add Comment  button [5]. Notes:  If you're not able to resubmit work, your instructor may have limited the number of allowed submissions or the assignment may no longer be accepting submissions due to the assignment's availability dates. Once you've submitted your work, the assignment will still display in the Assignments page and the Syllabus. [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-my-webcam-to-take-a-photo-for-an-assignment/ta-p/478066 ] How do I submit a media file as an assignment submission for a course using Assignment Enhancements? You can upload a video or audio file as an assignment submission in a Canvas course that uses Assignment Enhancements. You can also use Canvas to record an audio or video file to submit as an assignment. This lesson shows how to turn in a standard online assignment in a course using Assignment Enhancements. Before submitting an assignment, you may want to review all assignment information, such as the assignment rubric. To learn more about available options for using media files in Canvas, view the  Canvas Media Comparison resource document . Notes: Canvas will not accept media uploads larger than 500 MB. Assignment Enhancements does not support Cloud Assignments. Not all file types may be available for your assignment, depending on the assignment submission type set by your instructor. Not all of your assignments may be submitted online. If you cannot see options to submit your work, your instructor may want you to submit your assignment in a different way or the assignment is not within its availability dates. View the assignment header and details for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Open Assignment Click the name of the assignment. Select Submission Type Your instructor may specify which submission types are appropriate for each assignment. If your instructor allows multiple submission types for the assignment, accepted submission types display in the Choose a submission type section [1]. Click the  Media  option [2] If your instructor only allows Media submissions, the Media Upload tool displays in place of the Choose a submission type section. Notes:  If the Media submission type does not display, your instructor has restricted this submission type. Not all of your assignments may be submitted online. If you cannot see options to submit your work, your instructor may want you to submit your assignment in a different way or the assignment is not within its availability dates. View the assignment header and details for instructions or contact your instructor for assistance. Open Media Upload Tool To open the media upload tool, the  Record/Upload Media  button. Upload Media By default, the Media Upload tool opens on the  Computer  tab [1]. To upload a file from your computer, drag and drop a file, or browse your computer files by clicking the  Upload File  icon [2]. Select Media File Select your media file [1] and click the  Open  button [2]. Save File as Submission Draft Once uploaded, you can review the media using the media player [1]. To upload a closed caption or subtitle file, click the  Add CC/Subtitle  checkbox [2]. To delete your uploaded file, click the  Delete  icon [3]. To save your media as a submission draft, click the  Submit  button [4]. Note:  When a media file is submitted, an upload percentage tracks the upload progress [5].   Record Media Embed this Video To record media, click the  Record  tab [1]. You have the option to record video or audio to upload to the assignment. To select a microphone for your recording, click the  Mic  button [2]. To select a webcam, or, to turn the webcam off for audio-only recordings, click the  Webcam  button [3]. To begin recording, click the  Start Recording  button [4]. Note:  If you receive an error that says, "Media comment uploading has not been set up properly," please contact your instructor. Finish Recording To end your recording, click the  Finish  button. Save Recorded Media as Draft To play your media, click the  Play  button [1]. To erase your current recording and try again, click the  Start Over  button [2]. By default, the media file name will save as "Untitled" and include the date and time of the recording. To edit the default file name, type your preferred file name in the  File Name  field [3]. To save your recording as a submission draft, click the  Save  button [4]. Submit Assignment Once your media file has been saved as a draft submission, you can review it in the media player [1]. To delete the media file, click the  Delete  icon [2]. To submit the media file, click the  Submit Assignment  button [3]. If you are working on an additional assignment attempt, you can cancel your submission by clicking the  Cancel Attempt  button [4]. View Submission When your submission is successfully submitted, the Progress Tracker displays a Submitted status [1]. If you choose, you may resubmit another version of your assignment using the  New Attempt  button [2]. If you've submitted multiple assignment submissions, you can view previous submissions by clicking the  Attempt  drop-down [3]. To add an assignment comment for your instructor, click the  Add Comment  button [4]. Notes:  If you're not able to resubmit work, your assignment may no longer be accepting submissions due to the assignment's availability dates. Once you've submitted your work, the assignment will still display in the Assignments page and the Syllabus. [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-a-media-file-as-an-assignment-submission-for-a/ta-p/416670 ] How do I enter a URL as an assignment submission for a course using Assignment Enhancements? You can enter a website URL as a submission in a Canvas course that uses Assignment Enhancements. When a URL is submitted as an assignment, Canvas takes a screenshot of the web page at the time it was submitted. This lesson shows how to turn in a standard online assignment in a course using Assignment Enhancements. You may also have the option to resubmit assignments if your instructor allows. Before submitting an assignment, you may want to review all assignment information, such as the assignment rubric. Third-Party File Application Submissions You can submit assignments from Google Drive, Dropbox, or another third-party service via your desktop computer in one of two ways: Download the file to your computer and  submit as a File Upload Share the file, copy the file URL, and submit as a Website URL Notes: If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, Assignment Enhancements may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Please view  this guide  for more information. Assignment Enhancements does not support Cloud Assignments. Not all file types may be available for your assignment, depending on the assignment submission type set by your instructor. Not all of your assignments may be submitted online. If you cannot see options to submit your work, your instructor may want you to submit your assignment in a different way or the assignment is not within its availability dates. View the assignment header and details for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Open Assignment Click the name of an assignment. Select Submission Type Your instructor may specify which submission types are appropriate for each assignment. If your instructor allows multiple submission types for the assignment, accepted submission types display in the Choose a submission type section [1]. Click the  Web URL  option [2]. If your instructor only allows URL submissions, the Website URL field displays in place of the Choose a submission type section. Notes:  If the URL submission type does not display in the Choose a submission type section, your instructor has restricted this submission type. Not all of your assignments may be submitted online. If you cannot see options to submit your work, your instructor may want you to submit your assignment in a different way or the assignment is not within its availability dates. View the assignment header and details for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. Submit a Website URL Type or copy and paste the URL into the  Enter Web URL  field [1]. You can submit assignments from Google Drive, Dropbox, or another third-party service by sharing the file, copying the URL, and submitting as a website URL. Alternatively, you can download the file to your computer and  submit as a file upload  if the assignment allows. To preview your URL in a new browser tab, click the  View  icon [2]. To submit your URL submission, click the  Submit Assignment  button [3]. If you are working on an additional assignment attempt, you can cancel your submission your assignment attempt by clicking the  Cancel Attempt  button [4]. Note:  A URL must be entered to view the Preview icon and Submit Assignment button. View Submission When your submission is successfully submitted, the Progress Tracker displays a Submitted status [1] and your most recent submission displays [2]. If you choose, you may resubmit another version of your assignment by clicking the  New Attempt  button [3]. If you've submitted multiple assignment submissions, you can view previous submissions by clicking the  Attempt  drop-down [4]. To add an assignment comment for your instructor, click the  Add Comment  button [5]. Notes:  If you're not able to resubmit work, your instructor may have limited the number of allowed submissions or the assignment may no longer be accepting submissions due to the assignment's availability dates. Once you've submitted your work, the assignment will still display in the Assignments page and the Syllabus. [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-enter-a-URL-as-an-assignment-submission-for-a-course/ta-p/416672 ] How do I know when my assignment has been submitted in a course using Assignment Enhancements? If Assignment Enhancements is enabled in your course, you can view an assignment to verify your assignment submission. All file submissions also appear in your  personal unfiled folder . Notes: If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, Assignment Enhancements may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Please view  this guide  for more information. Assignment Enhancements does not support Cloud Assignments. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Open Assignment Click the assignment name. View Assignment Status The Progress Tracker displays the assignment submission status. A successfully submitted assignment displays a  Submitted  status [1]. Additionally, you can view your most recent submission [2]. If you choose, you may resubmit another version of your assignment using the  New Attempt  button [3]. If you've submitted multiple assignment submissions, you can view previous submissions by clicking the  Attempt  drop-down [4]. To add an assignment comment for your instructor, click the  Add Comment  button [5]. Notes: If you're not able to resubmit work, your instructor may have limited the number of allowed submissions or the assignment may no longer be accepting submissions due to the assignment's availability dates. Once you've submitted your work, the assignment will still display in the Assignments page and the Syllabus. View Assignment Score If your assignment has been graded by your instructor, you can view the score for each attempt in the  Attempt Score  field [1]. If your assignment has been graded without a submission, you can view your score in the  Offline Score  field [2].     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-know-when-my-assignment-has-been-submitted-in-a-course/ta-p/416678 ] How do I submit a self-assessment to an assignment using Enhanced Rubrics as a student? If Assignment Enhancements is enabled in your course, you can view an assignment to verify your assignment submission. If your instructors enable the self assessment, you can evaluate your work using the assignment’s attached rubric. Instructors can then view the self-assessment in SpeedGrader. All file submissions also appear in your  personal unfiled folder . Notes: If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, Assignment Enhancements may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Assignment Enhancements does not support Cloud Assignments. Self-assessments do not have grades and cannot be assigned a separate deadline apart from the assignment's due date. You also cannot close them, which allows you the flexibility to complete the assignments at any time while they are open. Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Open Assignment Click the assignment name. View Assignment Status The Progress Tracker displays the assignment submission status. A successfully submitted assignment displays a  Submitted  status [1]. Additionally, you can view your most recent submission [2]. If you choose, you may resubmit another version of your assignment using the  New Attempt  button [3]. If you've submitted multiple assignment submissions, you can view previous submissions by clicking the  Attempt  drop-down [4]. If enabled by your instructor, the  Self-Assess  button displays [5]. To add an assignment comment for your instructor, click the  Add Comment  button [6]. Notes: If you're not able to resubmit work, your instructor may have limited the number of allowed submissions or the assignment may no longer be accepting submissions due to the assignment's availability dates. Once you've submitted your work, the assignment will still display in the Assignments page and the Syllabus. Assess the Assignment Once you submit the assignment,  you can evaluate your own work using self assessment feature. Use the tray to assess the assignment. Select your score [1], leave comments [2], and then click the  Submit Assessment  button [3]. Notes:   You can submit incomplete assessments. Once submitted, the assessment cannot be edited unless you resubmits the assignment. [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-a-self-assessment-to-an-assignment-using/ta-p/637111 ] How do I know if I have a peer review assignment to complete using Assignment Enhancements as a student? Your instructor can assign you to review another student's assignment. You can view peer review notifications in Canvas in the Recent Activity Stream, the To Do list, and from the individual assignment page. Once peer reviews are assigned, you will also be notified via email. Learn how to submit a peer review assignment using Assignment Enhancements. Notes: Your instructor may choose to hide the Assignments link in Course Navigation. If the Assignments link is not available, you can still access assignments through your user or course dashboard, the Syllabus, Gradebook, Calendar, or Modules. Observers can view all content from submitted assignments. However, observers cannot view assignment drafts. Assignment Enhancements does not support Cloud Assignments. If the  assignment you are accessing displays differently , Assignment Enhancements and/or Peer Review Support may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Embed this Video View Dashboard Once a peer review is assigned to you, a notification appears in several dashboard areas. View Recent Activity On your Dashboard, you can view recent activity in your  Global Activity stream . Recent activity displays a peer review and the name of the course. Click the  Show More  link to access the assignment and view the name of the peer review student. If a peer review is anonymous, the name will show as Anonymous User. View To Do List On both the Dashboard and the Course Home Page sidebar, the To Do list shows the peer review assignment [1]. Peer reviews are identified with the Peer Review icon [2]. To view the assignment for review, click the  Peer Review for [Assignment Name]  link. Note:  Currently the Due Date in the To Do List does not accurately display the due date for completing your peer review. If details about your peer review are not already included in the details of your assignment, please contact your instructor. Open Assignments You can also view peer reviews when viewing assignments. In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Note:  You can also access your Assignments through your Dashboard, Course Activity Stream, the Syllabus, Gradebook, Calendar, or Modules. View Peer Review Assignment In the Assignment Index page, you can view any peer reviews assigned to you. To open the peer review, click the  Required Peer Review  link [1]. If your peer review is anonymous, the student's name displays as Anonymous Student [2]. View Assignment Peer Reviews In an open assignment, you can view the status of any peer reviews assigned to you. To view peer review assignments, click the  Required Peer Reviews  drop-down menu [1]. You can view peer reviews that are ready to review [2], not yet submitted but require peer review [3], and completed peer reviews [4].     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-know-if-I-have-a-peer-review-assignment-to-complete/ta-p/566790 ] How do I submit a peer review to an assignment using Assignment Enhancements as a student? Your instructor may require you to submit a peer review of another student's assignment. To complete the assignment, you must review the student's assignment and add a comment in the comment sidebar. If your instructor includes a rubric, which is a pre-determined outline of how an assignment is graded, you must assign a grade using the rubric. However, your instructor may also ask you to leave a comment in the comment sidebar. Some peer reviews may also be anonymous, which means you cannot view the name of the student whose assignment you are reviewing. Additionally, the student cannot see your name as the reviewer when you leave a comment to complete the review.   Learn how to know if you have a peer review assignment to complete . Notes: Peer reviews can only be completed in the web version of Canvas. Your instructor may choose to hide the Assignments link in Course Navigation. If the Assignments link is not available, you can still access assignments through your user or course dashboard, the Syllabus, Gradebook, Calendar, or Modules. Observers can view all content from submitted assignments. However, observers cannot view assignment drafts. Assignment Enhancements does not support Cloud Assignments. If the steps in this lesson do not match what is displayed in your account, Assignment Enhancements and/or Peer Review Support may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Additionally, your institution may have enabled Enhanced Rubrics. Learn how to  find peer feedback with Assignment Enhancements disabled   or how to  find peer review feedback with Assignment and Enhanced Rubrics . Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Note:  You can also access your Assignments through your user or course dashboard, the Syllabus, Gradebook, Calendar, or Modules. Open Peer Review Assignment In the Assignment Index page, you can view any peer reviews assigned to you. To open the peer review, click the  Required Peer Review  link [1]. If your peer review is anonymous, the student's name displays as Anonymous Student [2]. Note:  If your instructor has assigned an On Paper or No Submission assignment, the assigned peer review does not display on this page. However, it can still be viewed from the Dashboard. Complete Peer Review To complete the peer review, add a comment [1], attach a file [2], or media comment [3], and click the  Send   Comment  button [4]. Note:  If your instructor includes a rubric, which is a pre-determined outline of how an assignment is graded, you must assign a grade using the rubric. However, your instructor may also ask you to leave a comment in the comment sidebar. Complete Rubric If the assignment has a rubric attached, you are only required to complete the attached rubric for the peer review to be considered finished. To view the rubric, click the  Fill Out Rubric  link [1]. To score the assignment with the rubric, select rubric ratings [2] or enter a score for each criterion in the  Points  column [3]. To deselect a rubric rating, click the rubric rating [4]. Each criterion score is added toward the total points for the assignment [5]. When you're finished, click the  Submit  button [6]. You may need to refresh your browser to see that you've completed the required steps for the peer review. Notes: Depending on how your instructor set up the rubric, it may or may not include point values. If the rubric does not include point values you still need to fill out the rubric to complete the peer review. After you save the rubric, you cannot edit it to change your comments or ratings. View Confirmation View confirmation you have completed the peer review.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-a-peer-review-to-an-assignment-using-Assignment/ta-p/566791 ] How do I submit a peer review to an assignment using Enhanced Rubrics as a student? Your instructor may require you to submit a peer review of another student's assignment. To complete the assignment, you must review the student's assignment and add a comment in the comment sidebar. If your instructor includes a rubric, which is a pre-determined outline of how an assignment is graded, you must assign a grade using the rubric. However, your instructor may also ask you to leave a comment in the comment sidebar. Some peer reviews may also be anonymous, which means you cannot view the name of the student whose assignment you are reviewing. Additionally, the student cannot see your name as the reviewer when you leave a comment to complete the review.   Learn how to know if you have a peer review assignment to complete . Notes: Peer reviews can only be completed in the web version of Canvas. Your instructor may choose to hide the Assignments link in Course Navigation. If the Assignments link is not available, you can still access assignments through your user or course dashboard, the Syllabus, Gradebook, Calendar, or Modules. Observers can view all content from submitted assignments. However, observers cannot view assignment drafts. Assignment Enhancements does not support Cloud Assignments. If the  assignment you are accessing displays differently , Assignment Enhancements, Enhanced Rubrics, and/or Peer Review Support may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Note:  You can also access your Assignments through your user or course dashboard, the Syllabus, Gradebook, Calendar, or Modules. Open Peer Review Assignment In the Assignment Index page, you can view any peer reviews assigned to you. To open the peer review, click the  Required Peer Review  link [1]. If your peer review is anonymous, the student's name displays as Anonymous Student [2]. Note:  If your instructor has assigned an On Paper or No Submission assignment, the assigned peer review does not display on this page. However, it can still be viewed from the Dashboard. Complete Rubric By default, the rubric displays in a traditional format in the Peer Review window. In traditional display, you can review each criterion. Select a rating [2] or enter points directly [3]. You can also leave a comment [4]. To close the Peer Review window, click the  Close  icon [5]. To change the format to a more narrow and condensed format, click the  Display  drop-down menu [1]. Then, select the  Horizontal  or  Vertical  option. In horizontal or vertical display formats, enter points for criteria [1] or select a rating [2]. You can also enter a comment [3]. Submit Assessment To submit the completed rubric, click the  Submit Assessment  button. Complete Rubric on Assignment Page You can also complete a peer review from the assignment page. To leave an overall comment, click the  Add Comment  button [1]. To complete the rubric, click the  View Rubric  button [2]. You can also view your peer's submission [3]. Add Peer Review Comment To complete the peer review, add comment text [1], attach a file [2], or record or upload a media comment [3]. Then, click the  Send   Comment  button [4]. Note:  If your instructor includes a rubric, which is a pre-determined outline of how an assignment is graded, you must assign a grade using the rubric. However, your instructor may also ask you to leave a comment in the comment sidebar. View Confirmation Once you have fulfilled your instructor's requirements to complete the entire rubric and/or leave a comment, view confirmation you have completed the peer review.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-a-peer-review-to-an-assignment-using-Enhanced/ta-p/609350 ] Where can I find my peers' feedback for peer reviewed assignments using Assignment Enhancements as a student? You can find your peers' feedback for peer reviewed assignments in several places. Notes: Peer reviews can only be completed in the web version of Canvas. If the peer review is anonymous, the name of the reviewer is not included in any feedback. Observers can view all content from submitted assignments. However, observers cannot view assignment drafts. Assignment Enhancements does not support Cloud Assignments. If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, Assignment Enhancements and/or Peer Review Support may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Additionally, your institution may have enabled Enhanced Rubrics. Learn how to  find peer feedback with Assignment Enhancements disabled  or how to  find peer review feedback with Assignment Enhancements and Enhanced Rubrics . View Recent Feedback Under Recent Feedback in the sidebar of your Canvas course, you can view recent comments from peer reviewed assignments. Click the title of the assignment to view all submission details and comments. View Submission Details Page To view peer review comments, click the  View   Feedback  button. View Feedback View feedback including comments, emojis (if enabled), attached files, or media files. Notes:  When assignment grades are hidden, you can view peer review comments. However, instructor comments are hidden until after assignment are posted. When peer reviews are anonymous, you can leave submission and rubric comments, but annotated submission comments are not supported. For group assignments, peer review comments display for all reviews of your group's submission. View Feedback in Grades Peer review comments can also be viewed on your Grades page. View Rubric If your assignment includes a rubric, you can view peer review rubric assessments. To view the rubric assessment, click the  View Rubric  link [1]. View the peer review rubric assessment, including ratings and comments [2]. If your assignment was reviewed by multiple people, click the  Select Grader  drop-down menu to select other rubric assessments [3].     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/Where-can-I-find-my-peers-feedback-for-peer-reviewed-assignments/ta-p/566792 ] Where can I find my peers' feedback for peer reviewed assignments using Enhanced Rubrics as a student? You can find your peers' feedback for peer reviewed assignments in several places. Notes: Peer reviews can only be completed in the web version of Canvas. If the peer review is anonymous, the name of the reviewer is not included in any feedback. Observers can view all content from submitted assignments. However, observers cannot view assignment drafts. Assignment Enhancements does not support Cloud Assignments. If the steps in the lesson do match what is displayed in your course, Assignment Enhancements, Enhanced Rubrics, and/or Peer Review Support may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Learn how to  find peer feedback without enhancement features . View Recent Feedback Under Recent Feedback in the sidebar of your Canvas course, you can view recent comments from peer reviewed assignments. Click the title of the assignment to view all submission details and comments. View Submission Details Page If your assignment includes a rubric, you can view peer review rubric assessments from the Assignment Details page. If the rubric is not displayed by default, click the  View Rubric  link [1]. View the peer review rubric assessment, including ratings and comments [2]. If your assignment was reviewed by multiple people, click the  Select Grader  drop-down menu to select other rubric assessments [3]. View Feedback in Grades You can also view peer reviews from the Grades page. Click the  Feedback  icon [1]. Then view the rubric scoring [2]. To close the rubric, click the  Close Rubric  link [3].     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/Where-can-I-find-my-peers-feedback-for-peer-reviewed-assignments/ta-p/609351 ] How do I view assignment feedback from my instructor using Assignment Enhancements? You can see comments from your instructor in the Assignment Details page. Most comments are located in the Feedback sidebar. However, your instructor may also leave comments in a rubric or as annotations on your assignment submission. Note:  If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, Assignment Enhancements may not be enabled in your course, or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Learn how to  view assignment feedback from your instructor without Assignment Enhancements . Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Open Assignment To open the assignment, click the assignment title. View Feedback If your instructor has added assignment feedback, the Feedback sidebar displays by default [1]. You can view up to the 20 most recent comments for the submission attempt. You can view comments [2] as well as the author, date, and time the comment was written [3]. Comments may also include media or file attachments [4]. Note:  The feedback sidebar is specific to the submission attempt viewed in the assignment page. Opening a new submission attempt will display a separate sidebar. Add Comments To add an assignment comment, type your comment in the comment field [1]. To attach a file, click the  Attach File  button [2]. You can  record a media comment  for your instructor. To record or attach a media file, click the  Attach Media File  button [3]. To send your comment, click the  Send Comment  button [4]. Note:  If your instructor has not provided feedback via the Feedback sidebar, the Add Comment button displays in place of the View Feedback button on the Assignment Details page. To add an assignment comment, click the Add Comment button. Close Feedback Sidebar To close the feedback sidebar, click the  Close  icon [1]. To reopen the feedback sidebar, click the  View Feedback  button [2]. View Rubric Feedback If your assignment includes a rubric, your instructor may also leave comments in the rubric. By default, if a rubric was completed for your submission attempt, the  View Rubric  section is expanded [1]. You can view ratings and comments made by specific graders using the  Select Grader  drop-down [2]. You can view awarded ratings [3], points [4], criteria comments [5], and total points [6]. Note:  To collapse the rubric, click the View Rubric link. View Annotated Comments If you added a file upload submission, your instructor may have included annotated feedback directly on your submission. Files that support annotations display in Docviewer. Learn how to  view annotated comments .     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-assignment-feedback-from-my-instructor-using/ta-p/474046 ] How do I use DocViewer in Canvas using Assignment Enhancements as a student? Canvas DocViewer is a tool that allows annotations on uploaded online assignment submissions in Canvas. In assignment details, you can use DocViewer to view annotated feedback from your instructor or from other students in peer review assignments. You can also use DocViewer when  submitting peer review feedback . Session Limits DocViewer has a 10-hour session limit that begins when you open a submission. If you start to make an annotation but do not submit it before the session expires, the annotation will not be saved. Canvas will display a session expiration warning at 9 hours 50 minutes, followed by a 5-minute and 1-minute warning until the 10-hour limit has been reached. You can restart a DocViewer session at any time by refreshing the submission page. If your browser includes a built-in PDF viewer, select the option to view the PDF in the system viewer. Compatible DocViewer Files If a submission includes a file that can be rendered in DocViewer, but the submission preview is not yet complete, Canvas will generate a message stating the document is still processing. Accessibility You can access DocViewer annotations and comments with a screen reader, which can read the annotation, author name, comments, and any reply comments at the end of the document. However, the following limitations currently exist: when you are listening to your document, there is no indication that a comment is available; if you are tabbing through comments, you cannot jump to the associated place in the annotated assignment; the kind of annotation is not indicated; some images may have no alternate text or display; markers in the document are not in-line with the text. Notes: If you cannot annotate a document in DocViewer, your institution may have restricted this feature. Files over 100 MB and password-protected files will not be converted by DocViewer. DocViewer annotations can be viewed in the Canvas Student app. Your instructor can delete any comment or annotation at any time. If your instructor anonymously grades an assignment, annotations in DocViewer will not be available until the assignment is unmuted. Submitted annotations are saved and are not affected by the session limit. Review Feedback To access DocViewer,  view feedback from your instructor  or  peer review feedback  on the assignment details page. The Review Feedback displays an indicator if annotated comments have been added to a supported assignment. View DocViewer Toolbar The DocViewer Toolbar helps you manage the assignment submission. To download a PDF of the annotated submission, click the  Download  button [1]. If there are multiple pages, the  Page number  field [2] will let you advance through the submission to find the page you want to annotate. To go to another page, enter the page number in the Page field. You can also use the arrow icons [3] to advance through the submission. To zoom in and out on the submission, use the  Zoom  buttons [4]. To view the submission in full screen, click the  Full Screen  button [5]. To annotate the submission, use the annotation tools [6]. Note:  If you cannot use the annotation tools in DocViewer, your institution may have restricted this feature. Add Point Annotation To leave a point annotation, select the  Point  annotation type [1]. Select the color for the point annotation in the color panel [2]. Click the desired area of the submission [3]. The point annotation icon will appear indicating the location of the annotation. To add a comment to the point annotation, type the comment in the  Comment  field [4]. To start a new line in your comment, press the  Shift+Enter/Return  keys. To submit your comment, press the  Enter/Return  key. You can reply to DocViewer comments by clicking the  Reply  button [5]. To move the annotation, hover over the point annotation icon in the document. Click and drag the annotation to the new area. To delete a point annotation and its comments, click the annotation and then click the  Delete  icon [6]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the annotation. To delete a point annotation comment and its replies, click the comment  Delete  icon [7]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the annotation comment and its replies. Add Highlight Annotation To highlight text within the document, click the  Highlight annotation  icon [1].   Select the color for the highlight annotation in the color panel [2]. Click and drag to highlight text within the submission [3]. To add a comment to the highlight annotation, click the  Comment  button [4]. To start a new line in your comment, press the  Shift+Enter/Return  keys. To submit your comment, press the  Enter/Return  key. To delete a highlight annotation, click the highlighted area and then click the  Delete  icon [5]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the highlight. Deleting an annotation also deletes any associated comments. Add Text Annotation To add text directly in the submission, click the  Free text   annotation  icon [1]. Select the color for the text annotation in the color panel [2]. Select a white or transparent background for the text annotation [3] as well as the font size for the annotation [4]. Click in the desired area of the submission, then type your entry [5]. To start a new line in your comment, press the  Shift+Enter/Return  keys. To move the annotation, hover over the text box in the document. Click and drag the annotation to the new area. To delete the text annotation, click the text box and then click the  Delete  icon [6]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the text box. Add Strikeout Text Annotation To indicate that text should be deleted, click the  Strikeout   annotation  icon [1]. Select the color for the strikeout line in the color panel [2]. Click and drag to strike out within the submission. A line will appear indicating the text has been struck out [3]. To add a comment to the strikeout annotation, click the  Comment  button [4]. To start a new line in your comment, press the  Shift+Enter/Return  keys. To submit your comment, press the  Enter/Return  key. To delete a strikeout annotation, click the strikeout area and then click the  Delete  icon [5]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the strikeout line. Deleting an annotation also deletes any associated comments. Add Draw Annotation To make freehand drawings and annotations, click the  Free   draw   annotation  icon [1]. Select the color for the drawn annotation in the color panel [2]. Select your annotation line width from the line width panel [3]. Click and drag to start a drawing. Free-form lines will appear indicating the drawing area [4]. You can add multiple strokes to a drawn annotation. To add a comment to your drawn annotation, click the  Comment  button [5]. To start a new line in your comment, press the  Shift+Enter/Return  keys. To submit your comment, press the  Enter/Return  key.   To accept the drawn annotation, click the  Check  icon [6]. To move a drawing, hover over the outline of the drawing, then drag and drop the drawing to the new area of the document. To delete a drawing at any time, click the drawing and then click the  Delete  icon [7]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the drawing. Deleting an annotation also deletes any associated comments. Note:  Draw annotations can only have one line width per annotation. Individual annotations must be saved before creating a new line with a different width. Add Area Annotation To leave an area annotation, click the  Area annotation  icon [1]. Select the color for the area annotation in the color panel [2]. Click and drag the rectangle around an area of the submission [3]. A box will appear indicating the area for the annotation. To add a comment to the area annotation, type the comment in the  Comment  field [4]. To start a new line in your comment, press the  Shift+Enter/Return  keys. To submit your comment, press the  Enter/Return  key. You can reply to DocViewer comments by clicking the  Reply  button [5]. To move the annotation, hover over the border. Click and drag the annotation to the new area of the document. To delete an area annotation, click the annotation and then click the  Delete  icon [6]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the comment. Deleting an annotation also deletes any associated comments. To delete an area annotation comment and its replies, click the comment  Delete  icon [7]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the annotation comment and its replies. View Comments Individual comments include an icon that displays the type and color of the annotation [1]. The annotation icon displays next to the commenter's name and only displays in the primary comment for an annotation. Replies to a comment do not include the icon. Instructors may leave additional comments or reply to your comments. When an annotated comment includes more than five content lines, the content box displays an ellipses link [2]. To expand a comment, click the ellipses link. If a comment includes multiple replies, all replies are expanded. Comments with replies are stacked [3]. When you click on a comment, all replies are expanded in the group. The number of stacked replies is indicated below the first comment. Comments remain on the page where the annotation was made. If there are too many comments to display on a single page, the comment section becomes scrollable and some comments are hidden. An indicator shows how many comments have been hidden [4]. You can delete your comments by clicking the  Delete  icon [5]. View Anonymous Instructor Comments If your instructor has enabled Anonymous Instructor Annotations, annotations and comments on your submission will not display the name of the instructor or grader. View Other User Annotations When another user adds an annotation within a document, you can view the author of the annotation by clicking the annotation [1]. You can also leave a comment on any annotation created by other users [2]. View Deleted Items Your instructor can delete any comment or annotation at any time. If a comment or annotation is deleted, the deleted item displays in the sidebar [1]. You can view the name of the user who made the deletion and the date of the deletion. Items can only be deleted by instructors or admins. If multiple comments or annotations are deleted, including comment replies with the same comment thread, each comment or annotation will include its own heading information about the deletion. To permanently remove the deleted item, click the  Remove  icon [2]. Note:  You can not recover permanently deleted items.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-DocViewer-in-Canvas-using-Assignment-Enhancements/ta-p/611848 ] How do I view Assignments as a student? You can view all your course assignments on the Assignments page. Notes: Your instructor may choose to hide the Assignments link in Course Navigation. If the Assignments link is not available, you can still access Assignments through your user or course dashboard, the Syllabus, Gradebook, Calendar, or Modules. If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, your assignment may be using the Assignment Enhancements feature. Learn more about  viewing assignments using Assignment Enhancements . Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Note:  If the Assignments link is not available in Course Navigation, you can access course assignments through the Modules page. View Assignments by Date In Assignments, you can view all the assignments in your course. By default, assignments are grouped by date [1]. You can view assignments grouped according to their due dates: Overdue Assignments [2]:  assignments and discussions that are past the due date, are still available, have not been submitted, and have not been graded. Upcoming Assignments [3]:  assignments, discussions, and quizzes that have an upcoming due date. Undated Assignments [4]:  assignments, discussions, and quizzes that do not have a due date. Past Assignments [5]:  assignments and discussions that are past the due date and either are not available, have been submitted, or have received a grade; quizzes that are past the due date. Note:  The Assignments page supports keyboard shortcuts. To view a window with a list of keyboard navigation shortcuts, press the  Shift+Question Mark  keys simultaneously on your keyboard. View Assignments by Type To view assignments grouped by type, click the  Show By Type  button [1]. You can view assignments by assignment groups, such as Assignments [2], Homework [3], and Papers [4]. You can also see how much each grouping will be worth in the final grade [5]. View Assignment Icons Each assignment also includes an icon, which indicates the assignment type: discussion [1], assignment [2], or quiz [3]. View Assignment Summary Each assignment displays the assignment name [1], any availability dates for the assignment [2], due date (if any) [3], and the number of points the assignment is worth [4]. View Availability Dates The first dates you may see are called availability dates. Sometimes your instructor only wants you to submit an assignment during a specified date range, so the available dates are the range of time that the assignment is accessible to you. If the assignment does not have a date listed, the assignment is open; you can submit the assignment at any time during your course [1].   If the assignment says  Available until  [date], you can submit the assignment until the specified date [2]. If the assignment says  Not Available Until  [date], the assignment is locked until the specified date [3]. If the assignment says  Closed , the assignment cannot accept submissions [4].   Note:  If the listed date is set to 12 am the last day for the assignment to be submitted is the full day before the listed date. For instance, if an assignment is Available until December 15, you can access the assignment until December 14 at 11:59 pm. View Due Dates The second set of dates are the Due dates for each respective assignment [1]. Any assignments submitted after the due date are marked as late; some instructors may deduct points for late submissions. Again, not all assignments may include a Due date. You can still submit late assignments before the  Available until  date. Please be aware that the Due date may be  before or on  the Available date. Due dates also include a time [2]. If your instructor does not set a due time, the listed date displays the course's default due time. Filter Assignments If your course includes Multiple Grading Periods, you can view assignments by grading period [1]. You can search for an assignment by typing an assignment title or a keyword in the  Search  field [2]. Open Assignment To view the details of an assignment, click the name of the assignment. View Open Assignment When an assignment is open to you to submit at any time, you can view the due date, points, and the type(s) of submission(s) you can use for the assignment [1]. Not all assignments may have a due date. You can also view additional details: Instructions  [2] :  any instructions that your instructor has about the assignment. Please note that you cannot download assignment instructions unless your instructor has included a link to download them. You can also print the screen or copy and paste the directions into a word processing program, or you can also view the assignment in the Canvas mobile app. Rubric  [3] :  any grading criteria that your instructor has provided for the assignment. An assignment may or may not include a rubric. Before submitting your assignment, you may want to  review the assignment rubric . For example, an assignment may have a due date but may not list any other dates. If you were to miss the due date, you could still submit the assignment for late credit before the last day of the course. If the assignment does not have a due date, you can submit the assignment at any time before the last day of the course. To  submit your assignment , click the  Start Assignment  button [4]. You can also  submit a quiz  or  reply to a discussion . Note:  You can always re-submit an assignment unless your instructor has set availability dates for the assignment. View Assignment with Availability Dates When an assignment is open to you during availability dates, you can view all available assignment information in addition to the specific dates the assignment is available to you. Availability dates may include a first available date (open date), last available date (locked or closed), or both dates to create an overall date range. The Due date may be  before or on  the last available date (if one is set). If you were to miss the assignment submission due date [1], you could still submit the assignment until the last available date [2]. Once the last date passes, you can no longer submit the assignment. Note:  While viewing the due date with 24 hours, an availability window will show. View Assignment with Limited Attempts Your instructor may limit the number of submission attempts you are allotted for an assignment. If your assignment has a limited number of submissions, you can view the number of submission attempts you have made [1] and the number of submission allowed for the assignment [2]. Once you have used all your submission attempts, the New Attempt button displays as disabled [3]. View Locked Assignment An assignment can be locked before an instructor wants it open, or after a specific date has passed after the due date. When an assignment is locked, you can view the rubric (if any) and the assignment details. You can also view the date when the assignment will be open for submissions if it has not been opened yet. View Closed Assignment When an assignment is closed, you can still view the rubric, if any, and any existing submission details in the sidebar, but you can no longer view the assignment details or submit/re-submit the assignment. You can also view the date the assignment was locked to submissions. Assignments close when they are only available until a specific date.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-Assignments-as-a-student/ta-p/451 ] How do I view the rubric for my assignment? Your instructor may include a rubric as part of your assignment. The Rubric is a set of criteria that your instructor will use to grade your assignment. Before submitting your assignment, you can use the Rubric to evaluate your own work and make sure your assignment fulfills your instructor's requirements. You can  view rubric results for a graded assignment in the Grades page  or from the assignment details page. Notes: Not all assignments may include a rubric. Rubrics for external tool assignments  can be viewed in the submissions detail page, before or after the assignment is submitted.   If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, your assignment may be using  the Assignment Enhancements feature . Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Open Assignment Click the name of an assignment. View Rubric Assignment rubrics are shown below the assignment instructions. The rubric includes Criteria [1], Ratings [2], and full point values [3]. A rubric criterion may include up to five different ratings and individual point values. Note:  Depending on how your instructor set up the rubric, it may or may not include point values. If the rubric does not include point values your instructor may still use it to provide feedback on your assignment. Criterion may include a description [1]. The rubric may also include an outcome associated with the course [2]. Outcomes are identified by a small flag and are used to assess learning mastery in a course. The outcome also shows the threshold for the outcome, or the number of points you must achieve to meet expectations. Your instructor may allow you to view outcomes results in your course grades.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-the-rubric-for-my-assignment/ta-p/275 ] How do I view the rubric for my external tool assignment? If your instructor creates an assignment with an external tool, such as a Google Drive or Microsoft Office 365 assignment, they may include a rubric as part of your assignment. Before submitting your assignment you can review the rubric's definitions. Embed this Video Open Grades In Course Navigation, click the  Grades  link. Open Assignment Click the name of an assignment. Show Rubric In the submission details page, click the  Show Rubric  link. View Rubric View the rubric for your external tool assignment. Note:  Depending on how your instructor set up the rubric, it may or may not include point values. If the rubric does not include point values your instructor may still use it to provide feedback on your assignment.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-the-rubric-for-my-external-tool-assignment/ta-p/526 ] How do I submit an online assignment? You can submit online assignments in Canvas using several submission types. Instructors can choose what kind of online submissions they want you to use. You may also have the option to resubmit assignments if your instructor allows. Files uploaded using the Rich Content Editor count toward your user storage quota. Any attachments added as part of a graded assignment submission are also copied to your  user files  but are not counted against your user quota. However, once the file has been uploaded as a submission, you cannot delete the file. Submitted files are stored in the Submissions folder. Before submitting an assignment, you may want to review all assignment information, such as the  assignment rubric , if any. This lesson shows how to turn in a standard online assignment. Learn how to submit a  peer review assignment . Third-Party File Application Submissions You can submit assignments from Google Drive, Dropbox, or another third-party service via your desktop computer in one of two ways: Download the file to your computer and  submit as a File Upload Share the file, copy the file URL, and submit as a Website URL Mobile Submissions You can also submit assignments using your  Android  or  iOS  device. Notes:  Depending on the assignment submission type set by your instructor, not all file types may be available for your assignment submission. Not all of your assignments may be submitted online. If you cannot see the Start Assignment button, your instructor may want you to submit your assignment in a different way or the availability date has passed. View the description of the assignment for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. Canvas does not support file uploads larger than 5 GB. If enabled in your account, Canvas plays a celebration animation (confetti) when you submit an assignment on time. However, if you prefer, you can  disable this feature option  in your user settings. If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, your assignment may be using the  Assignment Enhancements feature . Group assignments do not support the student annotation submission type. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Note:  You can also access your Assignments through your user or course dashboard, the Syllabus, Gradebook, Calendar, or Modules. View Course Assignments Click the name of an assignment. Start Assignment To submit an assignment, click the  Start Assignment  button. Note:  If you cannot see the Start Assignment button, your instructor may not want you to submit your assignment online or the availability date has passed. View the description of the assignment for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. View Submission Attempts Your instructor may limit the number of submission attempts you are allotted for an assignment. If your assignment has a limited number of submissions, you can view the number of submission attempts you have made [1] and the number of submission allowed for the assignment [2]. Once you have used all your submission attempts, the  New Attempt  button displays as disabled [3]. View Final Grade Notice A banner may appear above your assignment to indicate that your instructor has removed the assignment from total grade calculations. However, this setting does not affect assignment submissions. Select Submission Type Your instructor will decide what kinds of submissions are appropriate for each Assignment. There are four submission types: upload a file, submit a text entry, enter a website URL, or submit media. You can only select one submission type per submission. Note:  Depending on the assignment submission type set by your instructor, not all file types may be available for your assignment submission. Submit Student Annotation To  submit an annotated document , click the  Student   Annotation  tab. Note:  Group assignments do not support the student annotation submission type. Submit a File Upload To  upload a file  from your computer or  take a photo using your webcam  and submit it as your assignment, select the  File Upload  tab. Submit a Text Entry To submit a  text entry  assignment, select the  Text Entry  tab. Note:  The assignment submission Rich Content Editor includes a word count display below the bottom right corner of the text box. Submit Website URL To submit a  website URL , select the  Website URL  tab. Submit Media Recording To  submit a media recording , select the  Media  tab. Submit Assignment When you are ready to submit your assignment, click the  Submit Assignment  button. Note:  Large files submitted using the File Upload tab display a submission status indicator.   View Submission After you have submitted your work, you will see information in the Sidebar about your submission [1]. For file uploads, the sidebar provides a link to your submission to download if necessary. If you choose, you may resubmit another version of your assignment using the  New Attempt  button [2]. You can view the details of your most recent submission in the Sidebar, but your instructor can see all of your submissions. Once the instructor has graded your submission, the Grades link in Course Navigation  displays a grading indicator . You can also see details about your assignment and links to additional feedback in your  Grades  page. Notes: Your assignment still displays in Assignments page and the Syllabus; the listing is not removed with assignment submissions. When you resubmit an assignment, you can only access and view your most recent submission. However, instructors can view all of your submissions. Self-Assessment Submission If enabled by your instructor, you may be required to fill out a  self-assessment rubric  for your submission.   [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-an-online-assignment/ta-p/503 ] How do I submit a text entry assignment? You can submit an assignment in Canvas using text entry. Text entry assignments are created in the Rich Content Editor. You may also have the option to resubmit assignments if your instructor allows. Before submitting an assignment, you may want to review all assignment information, such as the  assignment rubric , if any. Notes: Not all of your assignments may be submitted online. If you cannot see the Submit Assignment link, your instructor may want you to submit your assignment in a different way, or the availability date has passed. View the description of the assignment for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. You can also submit assignments using your Android or iOS device. If enabled in your account, Canvas plays a celebration animation when you submit an assignment on time. However, if you prefer, you can  disable this feature setting  in your user settings. Files uploaded and submitted do not count against the user's storage quota, but those uploaded through the Rich Content Editor are counted against the user's storage quotas. If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, your assignment may be using the Assignment Enhancements feature. Please view  this guide  for more information. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. View Course Assignments Click the name of an assignment. Start Assignment To submit an assignment, click the  Start Assignment  button. Note:  If you cannot see the Start Assignment button, your instructor may not want you to submit your assignment online or the availability date has passed. View the description of the assignment for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. View Final Grade Notice A banner may appear above your assignment to indicate that your instructor has removed the assignment from total grade calculations. However, this setting does not affect assignment submissions. Open Text Entry To submit a text entry assignment, click the  Text Entry  tab. Submit Text Entry Type or copy and paste text into the Rich Content Editor [1]. Click the  Submit Assignment  button [2]. Add Media As part of your text entry assignment submission, you can  record media  or  upload a media file  [1]. You can also  embed images from Canvas  or  upload images  in your text entry assignment submission [2]. View Submission The Sidebar displays information about your submission [1]. If allowed by your instructor, you may choose to resubmit another version of your assignment by clicking the  New Attempt  button [2]. You will only be able to view the details of your most recent submission in the Sidebar, but your instructor will be able to see all of your submissions. Once the instructor has graded your submission, the Grades link in Course Navigation displays a grading indicator. You can also see details about your assignment and links to additional feedback in your Grades page. Notes: After submitting an assignment, the assignment will still appear in Assignments and in the Syllabus; the listing is not removed with assignment submissions. When you resubmit an assignment, you can only access and view your most recent submission. However, instructors can view all of your submissions. [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-a-text-entry-assignment/ta-p/303 ] How do I enter a URL as an assignment submission? In Canvas, you can enter a website URL as an assignment submission. When a URL is submitted as an assignment, Canvas takes a screenshot of the web page at the time it was submitted. Before submitting an assignment, you may want to review all assignment information, such as the  assignment rubric , if any. You may also have the option to resubmit assignments if your instructor allows. Third-Party File Application Submissions You can submit assignments from Google Drive, Dropbox, or another third-party service via your desktop computer in one of two ways: Download the file to your computer and  submit as a File Upload Share the file, copy the file URL, and submit as a Website URL Notes: Not all of your assignments may be submitted online. If you cannot see the Submit Assignment link, your instructor may want you to submit your assignment in a different way, or the availability date has passed. View the description of the assignment for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. You can also submit assignments using your Android or iOS device. If enabled in your account, Canvas plays a celebration animation when you submit an assignment on time. However, if you prefer, you can  disable this feature setting  in your user settings. If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, your assignment may be using the Assignment Enhancements feature. Please view  this guide  for more information. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. View Course Assignments Click the name of an assignment. Start Assignment To submit an assignment, click the  Start Assignment  button. Note:  If you cannot see the Start Assignment button, your instructor may not want you to submit your assignment online or the availability date has passed. View the description of the assignment for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. View Final Grade Notice A banner may appear above your assignment to indicate that your instructor has removed the assignment from total grade calculations. However, this setting does not affect assignment submissions. Open Website URL To submit a URL, click the  Website URL  tab. Submit Website URL Type or copy and paste the URL into the  Website URL  field [1]. Click the  Submit Assignment  button [2]. You can submit assignments from Google Drive, Dropbox, or another third-party service by sharing the file, copying the URL, and submitting as a website URL. Alternatively, you can download the file to your computer and  submit as a file upload  if the assignment allows. View Submission The Sidebar displays information about your submission [1]. If allowed by your instructor, you may choose to resubmit another version of your assignment by clicking the  New Attempt  button [2]. You will only be able to view the details of your most recent submission in the Sidebar, but your instructor will be able to see all of your submissions. Once the instructor has graded your submission, the Grades link in Course Navigation displays a grading indicator. You can also see details about your assignment and links to additional feedback in your Grades page. Notes: After submitting an assignment, the assignment will still appear in Assignments and in the Syllabus; the listing is not removed with assignment submissions. When you resubmit an assignment, you can only access and view your most recent submission. However, instructors can view all of your submissions. [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-enter-a-URL-as-an-assignment-submission/ta-p/286 ] How do I submit a media file as an assignment submission? You can upload a video or audio file to submit as an assignment in Canvas. You can also use Canvas to record an audio or video file to submit as an assignment. Before submitting an assignment, you may want to review all assignment information, such as the assignment rubric, if any. You can also submit assignments using your Android or iOS device. To learn more about available options for using media files in Canvas, view the  Canvas Media Comparison resource document . Notes: Canvas will not accept media uploads larger than 500 MB. Your instructor will decide what type of submissions are allowed. One or both of these options may not be available. You may also have the option to resubmit assignments if your instructor allows. Not all of your assignments may be submitted online. If you cannot see the Submit Assignment link, your instructor may want you to submit your assignment in a different way, or the availability date has passed. View the description of the assignment for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. Files uploaded and submitted do not count against the user’s storage quota, but those uploaded through the Rich Content Editor are counted against the user’s storage quotas. If enabled in your account, Canvas plays a celebration animation when you submit an assignment on time. However, if you prefer, you can  disable this feature setting  in your user settings. If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, your assignment may be using the  Assignment Enhancements feature . Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Open Assignment Click the name of the assignment. Submit Assignment Click the  Start Assignment  button. Note:  If you cannot see the Start Assignment button, your instructor may not want you to submit your assignment online or the availability date has passed. View the description of the assignment for instructions, or contact your instructor for assistance. View Final Grade Notice A banner may appear above your assignment to indicate that your instructor has removed the assignment from total grade calculations. However, this setting does not affect assignment submissions. Select Media To open the media upload tool, select the  Media  tab [1] and click the  Record/Upload Media  button [2]. Record Media You have the option to record video or record audio to upload to the assignment. To select a microphone for your recording, click the  Mic  button [1]. To select a webcam, or, to turn the webcam off for audio-only recordings, click the  Webcam  button [2]. Note:  If you receive an error that says, "Media comment uploading has not been set up properly," please contact your instructor. Upload Media You can upload an audio file [1] or a upload a video file [2] to your assignment. The process is the same for both. Select Media File Select the file you want to upload and click  Open  to begin uploading the file. Monitor File Upload Monitor the file upload. The uploading process will finish automatically. Submit Assignment View your media recording upload in the assignment submission box [1]. You can add text comments to your recording [2]. To replace the recorded or uploaded media before submitting your assignment, refresh your web browser and record or upload your media again. To submit your recording, click the  Submit Assignment  button [3]. View Submitted Assignment The Sidebar displays information about your submission [1]. If allowed by your instructor, you may choose to resubmit another version of your assignment by clicking the  New Attempt  button [2]. You will only be able to view the details of your most recent submission in the Sidebar, but your instructor will be able to see all of your submissions. Once the instructor has graded your submission, the Grades link in Course Navigation displays a grading indicator.  You can also see details about your assignment and links to additional feedback in your Grades page. Notes: After submitting an assignment, the assignment will still appear in Assignments and in the Syllabus; the listing is not removed with assignment submissions. When you resubmit an assignment, you can only access and view your most recent submission. However, instructors can view all of your submissions. [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-a-media-file-as-an-assignment-submission/ta-p/279 ] How do I submit a Lucid document for a Lucid assignment? If your instructor has created a Lucid assignment, you can upload a Lucid Education Suite document as a submission. Lucid assignments accept Lucidchart and Lucidspark documents.  Lucidchart  is an intelligent diagramming application that allows you to visualize complex ideas, systems, and processes.  Lucidspark  is a virtual whiteboard application that enables teams to ideate, design, and build better ideas. With your Canvas account, you get free full access to the Lucid Education Suite for visual collaboration. Before accessing Lucid from within Canvas, you must  set up and connect your free account . Notes: You can also  embed Lucid documents  in an online Text Entry assignment through the Rich Content Editor. Learn more about using  Lucid in Canvas . If you have no Lucid assignment, you can access Lucid through the Lucid link in Course Navigation, unless your instructor has disabled the link. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Open Assignment Click the title of the assignment. Open Lucid Complete the assignment using  Lucidchart  or  Lucidspark . Note:  If this is your first time accessing Lucid from Canvas in this course, you may be required to answer questions about your role and age before connecting to your account. You may also be required to  set up and connect to a free Lucid account . Submit Assignment To submit the assignment, click the  Submit Assignment  button. Add Submission Comments To add submission comments, use the  Comments  field [1]. To submit your comments and assignment, click the  Submit  button [2]. View Submission in Canvas View the confirmation of your assignment submission in Canvas.     [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-a-Lucid-document-for-a-Lucid-assignment/ta-p/606359 ] How do I submit an assignment on behalf of a group? A group assignment is a way for instructors to allow students to work together on an assignment and submit it as a group. Only one group member needs to submit the assignment on behalf of the group. Any attachments added as part of a graded assignment submission are also copied to your  group files  but are not counted against your user quota. However, once the file has been uploaded as a submission, you cannot delete the file. If you upload a file from your computer, the file is stored in the group Submissions folder. However, please note that if you submit a file that was previously uploaded to your group files, the file is stored in your Submissions folder. Files uploaded using the Rich Content Editor count toward your user storage quota. Notes: If you want to submit a file that was previously uploaded, the file must already be in your user files. Any files that have been uploaded to the group's files cannot be accessed through assignment submissions. Learn how to  move group files to user files . If enabled in your account, Canvas plays a celebration animation when you submit an assignment on time. However, if you prefer, you can  disable this feature setting  in your user settings. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Open Assignment Click the name of the assignment. View Group Assignment To open assignment submission options, click the  Start Assignment  button. View Final Grade Notice A banner may appear above your assignment to indicate that your instructor has removed the group assignment from total grade calculations. However, this setting does not affect assignment submissions. Upload File To upload a file from your computer, click the  Upload File  button [1]. When the file window appears, locate and click the name of the file. At the bottom of the window, click the  Choose  or  Browse  button (depending on your browser). To upload a file you already uploaded to Canvas, click the  Click here to find a file you've already uploaded  link [2]. The file list will expand. Click the name of the file. You can add a comment to your group assignment submission [3]. Comments on group assignments that are not graded individually are sent to the whole group. If you have access to  upload a file from Google Drive , you can submit a Google file by clicking the  Google Drive  [4]. Note:  If you want to submit a file that was previously uploaded, the file must already be in your user files. Group files cannot be accessed through assignment submissions. Select Comment Option If your assignment submission includes commenting options, each member of your group is being graded individually. If you want to add a comment, type your comment in the comment box [1]. To send your comment to your instructor, select  Send comment to instructor only  [2]. To send your comment to your instructor and all members of your group, select  Send comment to the whole group  [3]. Submit Assignment Click the  Submit Assignment  button. Note:  Large files submitted using the File Upload tab display a submission status indicator. View Submission The Sidebar displays information about your submission [1]. If allowed by your instructor, you may choose to resubmit another version of your assignment by clicking the  New Attempt  button [2]. You will only be able to view the details of your most recent submission in the Sidebar, but your instructor will be able to see all of your submissions. Once the instructor has graded your submission, the Grades link in Course Navigation displays a grading indicator. You can also see details about the group assignment and links to additional feedback in your Grades page. Notes: After submitting an assignment, the assignment will still appear in Assignments and in the Syllabus; the listing is not removed with assignment submissions. When you resubmit an assignment, you can only access and view your most recent submission. However, instructors can view all of your submissions. [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-an-assignment-on-behalf-of-a-group/ta-p/294 ] How do I know if I have a peer review assignment to complete? Your instructor can assign you to review another student's assignment. You  can view peer review  notifications in Canvas in the Recent Activity Stream, the To Do list, and from the individual assignment page. Once peer reviews are assigned, you will also be notified via email. Note:  If the  assignment you are accessing displays differently , Assignment Enhancements may be enabled in your course by your instructor. Embed this Video View Dashboard Once a peer review is assigned to you, a notification displays in several dashboard areas. View Recent Activity In the Dashboard, you can view recent activity in your  Global Activity stream  . Recent activity display a peer review and the name of the course [1]. Click the  Show More  link to access the assignment and view the name of the peer review student [2]. If a peer review is anonymous, the name displays as Anonymous User. View To Do List In both the Dashboard and the Course Home Page sidebar, the To Do list shows the peer review assignment. Peer reviews are identified with the Peer Review icon. To view the assignment for review, click the  Peer Review for [Assignment Name]  link. Note:  Currently the Due Date in the To Do List does not accurately display the due date for completing your peer review. If details about your peer review are not already included in the details of your assignment, please contact your instructor. Open Assignments You can also view peer reviews when viewing assignments. In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Note:  You can also access your Assignments through your Dashboard, Course Activity Stream, the Syllabus, Gradebook, Calendar, or Modules. Open Assignment In the Assignment Index page, you can view any peer reviews assigned to you. To open the peer review, click the  Required Peer Review  link [1]. You can see the name of the student whose assignment you are reviewing [2]. If your peer review is anonymous, the student's name displays as Anonymous Student. Note:  If your instructor has assigned an On Paper or No Submission assignment, the assigned peer review does not display on this page. However, you can still view it from the Dashboard. View Assigned Peer Review In the sidebar under Assigned Peer Reviews, you can view any peer reviews assigned to you. The caution sign icon indicates the peer review has not been completed [1]. A check mark icon indicates that you have completed the peer review [2]. If your peer review is anonymous, you cannot see the name of the student. The peer review displays as Anonymous User. Notes: If your instructor includes a rubric, which is a pre-determined outline of how an assignment is graded, you must assign a grade using the rubric. However, your instructor may also ask you to leave a comment in the comment sidebar. If your instructor has assigned an On Paper or No Submission assignment, the assigned peer review does not display on this page. However, you can still view it from the Dashboard. [Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-know-if-I-have-a-peer-review-assignment-to-complete/ta-p/318 ] How do I submit a peer review to an assignment? Your instructor may require you to submit a  peer review  of another student's assignment. To complete the assignment, you must review the student's assignment and add a comment in the comment sidebar. If your instructor includes a rubric, which is a pre-determined outline of how an assignment is graded, you must assign a grade using the rubric. However, your instructor may also ask you to leave a comment in the comment sidebar. Some peer reviews may also be anonymous, which means you cannot view the name of the student whose assignment you are reviewing. Additionally, the student cannot see your name as the reviewer when you leave a comment to complete the review.   Notes: You can only complete peer reviews in the web version of Canvas. You need to submit your assignment first to access your assigned peer reviews. If what you see in Canvas differs from the images shown in this lesson, your institution may be using the feature preview Assignment Enhancements - Student. You can learn  how to submit a peer review to an assignment using Assignment Enhancements  as a student. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Note:  You can also access your Assignments through your user or course dashboard, the Syllabus, Gradebook, Calendar, or Modules. Open Assignment In the Assignment Index page, you can view any peer reviews assigned to you. To open the peer review, click the  Required Peer Review  link [1]. You can see the name of students whose assignments you are reviewing [2]. If your peer review is anonymous, the student's name displays as Anonymous Student. Note:  If your instructor has assigned an On Paper or No Submission assignment, the assigned peer review does not display on this page. However, you can still view it from the Dashboard. Learn more about  viewing peer review assignments . Open Assigned Peer Review Under Assigned Peer Reviews, you can see any peer reviews assigned to you. Click the name of the assigned peer whose work you will be reviewing. The caution sign icon indicates the peer review has not been completed [1]. A checkmark icon indicates that you have completed the peer review [2]. Open Anonymous Peer Reviews If your peer review is anonymous, you cannot see the name of the student. The name of the student will also not be shown anywhere in the assignment. View Peer Review To download the assignment, click the name of the assignment [1]. To preview the submission, click the  View Feedback  link [2]. Create Annotated Feedback If the assignment supports annotated feedback, the Preview button will display as View Feedback. To open the document with Canvas DocViewer, click the  View Feedback  link [1]. You can add comments directly to the submission through DocViewer [2]. You can leave direct feedback on the assignment using  DocViewer , but you cannot view any existing feedback submitted by another student or the instructor. Note:  In anonymous peer reviews, you cannot leave comments in DocViewer. Complete Rubric If the assignment has a rubric attached, you are only required to complete the attached rubric for the peer review to be considered finished. To view the rubric, click the  Show Rubric  link [1]. To score the assignment with the rubric, select rubric ratings [2] or enter a score for each criterion in the  Points  column [3]. To deselect a rubric rating, click the rubric rating [4]. Each criterion score will create the total points for the assignment [5]. When you're finished, click the  Save Comment  button [6]. You may need to refresh your browser to see that you've completed the required steps for the peer review. Notes: Depending on how your instructor set up the rubric, it may or may not include point values. If the rubric does not include point values you will still need to fill out the rubric to complete the peer review. After you save the rubric, you cannot edit it to change your comments or ratings. Add Assignment Comment If your assignment does not include a rubric, you are required to add at least one comment. You cannot view any existing feedback submitted by another student or the instructor. Type a comment in the comment field [1], attach a file [2], or leave a media comment [3]. Click the  Send Comment  button [4]. Note:  When an assignment is muted, you can view peer review comments. However, instructor comments are hidden until after the assignment is unmuted.     [Content retrieved https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-submit-a-peer-review-to-an-assignment/ta-p/293 ] Where can I find my peers' feedback for peer reviewed assignments? You can find your peers' feedback for peer reviewed assignments in several places. Notes: If the  peer review  is anonymous, the name of the reviewer will not be included in any feedback. If your peer review experience looks different than what is shown in this lesson, your institution may have the feature preview Assignment Enhancements enabled. You can learn  where to find feedback for peer reviewed assignments in Assignment Enhancements . Embed this Video View Recent Feedback Under  Recent Feedback  in the sidebar of your Canvas course, you can view recent comments from peer reviewed assignments. Click the title of the assignment to view all submission details and comments. View Submission Details Page You can view the comment directly in the submission details page [1]. If your assignment is compatible with the Canvas annotations tool, Canvas DocViewer, your peers may also have left feedback directly in the assignment. To view their comments, click the  View Feedback  link [2]. This is the same link where you may be able to view  feedback from your instructor . Notes:  When assignment grades are hidden, you can view peer review comments. However, instructor comments are hidden until after assignment are posted. When peer reviews are anonymous, you can leave submission and rubric comments, but annotated submission comments are not supported. For group assignments, you will see peer review comments for all reviews of your group's submission. View Rubric If your assignment includes a rubric, you can view peer review rubric assessments. To view the rubric assessment, click the  Show Rubric  link [1]. View the peer review rubric assessment, including ratings and comments [2]. If your assignment was reviewed by multiple people, click the  Show Assessment By  drop-down menu to select other rubric assessments [3]. View Assignment Page You can also view your peers' feedback on the individual assignment page. All comments from your peers will appear in the Submission box. Note:  Peer review feedback only displays on the assignment page for assignments that require an online submission. View Grades The comment can also be viewed on your Grades page. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/Where-can-I-find-my-peers-feedback-for-peer-reviewed-assignments/ta-p/320   How do I upload a file as an assignment submission in Canvas? If your instructor allows file uploads as a submission type, you can upload a file from your computer as an assignment submission. Canvas  converts specific file types  as previews and supports certain media file uploads. Files uploaded using the Rich Content Editor count toward your user storage quota. Any attachments added as part of a graded assignment submission are also copied to your  user files  but are not counted against your user quota. However, once the file has been uploaded as a submission, you cannot delete the file. Submitted files are stored in the Submissions folder. If your institution has enabled Google Drive as a submission type, you can also  upload a file from Google Drive . Notes: Canvas does not support file uploads larger than 5 GB. If enabled in your account, Canvas plays a celebration animation (confetti) when you submit an assignment on time. However, if you prefer, you can  disable this feature option  in your user settings. If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, your assignment may be using the  Assignment Enhancements feature . Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Select Assignment Click the title of the assignment. Start Assignment Click the  Start Assignment  button. Upload File To upload a file from your computer, click the  Upload File  button [1]. When the file window appears, locate and click the name of the file. At the bottom of the window, click the  Choose  or  Open  button (depending on your browser). To upload a file you already uploaded to Canvas, click the  Click here to find a file...  link [2]. The file list will expand. Click the name of the file. If you have access to upload a file from Google Drive, you can submit a Google file by clicking the  Google Drive  tab [3]. Add Another File If you need to upload another file, click the  Add Another File  link. Note:  You can only upload additional files from your computer. Use Webcam To  use your computer's webcam  to take a photo to upload as an assignment submission, click  Use Webcam. Submit Assignment Click the  Submit Assignment  button. View Submission Status Large files display a submission status indicator. View Submission View the confirmation of your assignment submission. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-upload-a-file-as-an-assignment-submission-in-Canvas/ta-p/274   How do I use my webcam to take a photo for an assignment submission in Canvas? You can use your computer's webcam to take a photo and use it as your assignment submission. Submission photos are saved to the Submissions folder in your user files as a PNG file. Note:  If your instructor limits file types for an assignment submission, you may not be able to use your webcam to submit your assignment. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Select Assignment Click the title of the assignment. Start Assignment Click the  Start Assignment  button. Use Webcam To take a picture with your webcam and submit the image, click the  Use Webcam  button. Enable Webcam If your browser prompts you for access to your computer's camera, click the  Allow  button. Take Photo To take a photo using your computer's webcam, click the  Take Photo  button. Submit Photo To use the photo you took as your assignment submission, click the  Use This Photo  button [1]. To retake the photo, click the  Try Again  button [2]. View Photo You can preview your photo in the  File Upload  tab [1]. To remove the photo from your submission, click the  Delete  icon [2]. Submit Assignment Click the  Submit Assignment  button. View Submission Status Large files display a submission status indicator. View Submission View the confirmation of your assignment submission. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-my-webcam-to-take-a-photo-for-an-assignment/ta-p/452365   How do I use my webcam to take a photo for an assignment submission in Canvas? You can use your computer's webcam to take a photo and use it as your assignment submission. Submission photos are saved to the Submissions folder in your user files as a PNG file. Note:  If your instructor limits file types for an assignment submission, you may not be able to use your webcam to submit your assignment. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Select Assignment Click the title of the assignment. Start Assignment Click the  Start Assignment  button. Use Webcam To take a picture with your webcam and submit the image, click the  Use Webcam  button. Enable Webcam If your browser prompts you for access to your computer's camera, click the  Allow  button. Take Photo To take a photo using your computer's webcam, click the  Take Photo  button. Submit Photo To use the photo you took as your assignment submission, click the  Use This Photo  button [1]. To retake the photo, click the  Try Again  button [2]. View Photo You can preview your photo in the  File Upload  tab [1]. To remove the photo from your submission, click the  Delete  icon [2]. Submit Assignment Click the  Submit Assignment  button. View Submission Status Large files display a submission status indicator. View Submission View the confirmation of your assignment submission. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-my-webcam-to-take-a-photo-for-an-assignment/ta-p/452365   How do I annotate a file as an assignment submission in Canvas? Your instructor may upload a file for you to annotate as your assignment submission. You can annotate the file and submit the annotated file as your assignment submission from within Canvas. Note:  Group assignments do not support the student annotation submission type. Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Select Assignment Click the title of the assignment. Start Assignment Click the  Start Assignment  button. Open Student Annotation Click the  Student Annotation  tab. Annotate Assignment To annotate your assignment submission, use the annotation tools in the DocViewer menu.  Learn more about how to use DocViewer . To download the file, click the  Download  icon [1]. To zoom in or out, click the  Zoom in  or  Zoom out  icons [2]. To view the document in full screen, click the  Fullscreen  icon [3]. To select and move annotations, click the  Selection  icon [4]. To add a point annotation, click the  Point Annotation  icon [5]. To add a highlight annotation, click the  Highlight Annotation  icon [6]. To add a text annotation, click the  Freetext Annotation  icon [7]. To add a strikeout annotation, click the  Strikeout Annotation  icon [8]. To add a drawing annotation, click the  Free Draw Annotation  icon [9]. To add an area annotation, click the  Area Annotation  icon [10]. Submit Assignment To submit your assignment, click the  Submit Assignment  button. Notes : To prevent losing your annotations, be sure to submit your work before leaving the assignment. Any unsubmitted changes will not be saved. If you exit the assignment after adding annotations and return later, you will be required to start over because your prior annotations will not be retained. View Submission The Sidebar displays information about your submission [1]. If allowed by your instructor, you may choose to resubmit another version of your assignment by clicking the  New Attempt  button [2]. You will only be able to view the details of your most recent submission in the Sidebar, but your instructor will be able to see all of your submissions. Once the instructor has graded your submission, the Grades link in Course Navigation displays a grading indicator. You can also see details about your assignment and links to additional feedback in your Grades page. Notes: After submitting an assignment, the assignment still displays in Assignments and in the Syllabus; the listing is not removed with assignment submissions. When you resubmit an assignment, you can only access and view your most recent submission. However, instructors can view all of your submissions. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-annotate-a-file-as-an-assignment-submission-in-Canvas/ta-p/463702   How do I upload a file from Google Drive as an assignment submission in Canvas? If your institution has enabled Google Drive as a submission type, you can upload a file from Google Drive for an assignment. Unlike other assignment submissions, files from Google Drive are not uploaded into your Canvas user files. Canvas accepts Google Doc, Google Sheet, and Google Slide files. You can also upload any uploaded Word (.doc/.docx), Excel (.xls/.xlsx), PowerPoint (.ppt/.pptx), and PDF files not converted to Google Docs formatting. Notes: If the Google Drive tab is not available in your submission, your institution has not enabled this feature. If your course displays a link to your Google Drive in the Course Navigation Menu, your course has enabled Google Drive directly. Otherwise, you must enable  Google Drive as a web service  in your user profile to upload Google Drive files. In Google Drive assignments, you can only submit one file for your submission. When Google Drive files (docs, sheets, and slides) are uploaded as a submission, the files convert to their Microsoft counterpart file types and appear in the submission as respective Word, Excel, or PowerPoint files. This conversion essentially preserves the submission in its current state; any changes made to the file in Google Drive will not be updated in the submission. If enabled in your account, Canvas plays a celebration animation when you submit an assignment on time. However, if you prefer, you can  disable this feature setting  in your user settings. If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, your assignment may be using the Assignment Enhancements feature. Please view  this guide  for more information. Depending on your institution, you may be able to  submit assignments using the Google Assignments LTI 1.3 . Embed this Video Open Assignments In Course Navigation, click the  Assignments  link. Select Assignment Click the title of the assignment. Start Assignment Click the  Start Assignment  button. Open Google Drive Click the  Google Drive (LTI 1.3)  tab. Note:  If the Google Drive tab is not available, your institution has not enabled this feature. Submit Assignment Google Drive will display a list of all allowed file types. Click the name of the file [1], then click the  Select  button [2]. Note:  When the Allow Multiple file AGS submissions count as one submission is enabled, you can select multiple files to be uploaded to a third-party assignment in Canvas. However, some third-party tools may not be built to accommodate this feature. View Submission Notification After you submit your assignment, Canvas displays a message notifying you that your submission is processing. You can navigate away from the assignment submission page without disrupting the file upload. You will also receive an email notification when your submission completes processing. To clear the notification, click the  OK  button. View Submission View the confirmation of your assignment submission. View Uploading and Failed Submission Icons If your submission has been queued for upload, an uploading   icon displays [1]. This icon also displays for your instructor if they access the assignment before it uploads. If your submission failed to upload, an upload failed icon displays [2]. Click the download submission link to view the error. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-upload-a-file-from-Google-Drive-as-an-assignment/ta-p/499   How do I know when my assignment has been submitted? View the assignment submission details to know that you have turned in the assignment. All file submissions also appear in your  personal unfiled folder . Note:  If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, your assignment may be using the Assignment Enhancements feature. Please view  this guide  for more information. Open Grades In Course Navigation, click the  Grades  link. Select Assignment Click the assignment name. View Submission Details View the submission confirmation for submitted assignments.   Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-know-when-my-assignment-has-been-submitted/ta-p/277   How do I know when my instructor has graded my assignment? When a change is made to your course grades, the Grades link in Course Navigation adds a indicator representing the number of changes in a course since your last visit. The Grades page shows the details of your graded assignments. Note:  You can also  set up notifications  to know when your instructor grades an assignment. Open Grades In Course Navigation, click the  Grades  link. View Assignment Grade A dot next to the assignment indicates the assignment that has been graded [1]. The indicator disappears when you navigate away or refresh the page. The score column displays the score given to the assignment [2]. In the  Grades page , you can also see if the assignment includes scoring details, comments, or rubrics. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-know-when-my-instructor-has-graded-my-assignment/ta-p/276   How do I view assignment comments from my instructor? You can see comments from your instructor in the Grades page. Most comments are located in the assignment sidebar. Your instructor may also leave comments in your assignment submission as annotations. Learn how to  view annotation feedback comments . Open Grades In Course Navigation, click the  Grades  link. View Assignment Comments Locate the assignment and click the  Comment  icon [1]. View the comments in the assignment [2]. For each comment, you can view the author, date, and time of the comment [3]. To view the assignment details, click the  Feedback  icon [4]. View Comments Any instructor comments added to your submission, as well as any comments added by you, appear in the Feedback portion of the sidebar [1]. These comments can be text comments, media comments, or attached files. To view a media comment, click the  Play  button [2]. To control the volume, speed, and size of the media player, click the  Volume ,  Captions ,  Settings , and  Full Screen  buttons [3]. To open an attached file, click the  file name  link [4]. If your assignment includes a rubric [5], your instructor may also  leave comments in the rubric . The Show Rubric link displays an indicator if comments have been added in a rubric [6]. Open Assignment Your assignment submission also displays comments. Click the title of the assignment. View Annotated Comments If you submitted the assignment with a file upload, your instructor may have included annotated feedback in your assignment. On the Submission Details page, files that support annotations display a  View Feedback  link next to the submission [1]. If annotated comments have been added to an assignment, the View Feedback link displays an indicator [2]. Learn more about how to  view annotated comments . While viewing submission details, you can also view media comments by clicking the  Play  icon [3] or view attached files by clicking the file name link [4]. Add Comment When viewing comments from your instructor, you can also  leave your own comment  in the  Add a Comment  area. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-assignment-comments-from-my-instructor/ta-p/283   How do I use DocViewer in Canvas assignments as a student? Canvas DocViewer is a tool that allows annotations on uploaded online assignment submissions in Canvas. You can use DocViewer to  view annotated feedback  in the assignment details section of the sidebar from your instructor or from other students in peer review assignments. DocViewer has a 10-hour session limit that begins when you open a submission. If you start to make an annotation but do not submit it before the session expires, the annotation will not be saved. Submitted annotations are saved and are not affected by the session limit. Canvas will display a session expiration warning at 9 hours 50 minutes, followed by a 5-minute and 1-minute warning until the 10-hour limit has been reached. You can restart a DocViewer session at any time by refreshing the submission page. If your browser includes a built-in PDF viewer, select the option to view the PDF in the system viewer. Compatible DocViewer Files If a submission includes a file that can be rendered in DocViewer, but the submission preview is not yet complete, Canvas will generate a message stating the document is still processing. Accessibility You can access DocViewer annotations and comments with a screen reader, which can read the annotation, author name, comments, and any reply comments at the end of the document. However, the following limitations currently exist: when you are listening to your document, there is no indication that a comment is available; if you are tabbing through comments, you cannot jump to the associated place in the annotated assignment; the kind of annotation is not indicated; some images may have no alternate text or display; markers in the document are not in-line with the text. Notes: If you cannot annotate a document in DocViewer, your institution may have restricted this feature. Files over 100 MB and password-protected files will not be converted by DocViewer. DocViewer annotations can be viewed in the Canvas Student app. Your instructor can delete any comment or annotation at any time. If your instructor anonymously grades an assignment, annotations in DocViewer will not be available until the assignment is unmuted. View DocViewer To access DocViewer,  view feedback from your instructor  or  peer review feedback  on the assignment details page. The View Feedback link displays an indicator if annotated comments have been added to a supported assignment. View DocViewer Toolbar The DocViewer Toolbar helps you manage the assignment submission. To download a PDF of the annotated submission, click the  Download  button [1]. If there are multiple pages, the  Page number  field [2] will let you advance through the submission to find the page you want to annotate. To go to another page, enter the page number in the Page field. You can also use the arrow icons [3] to advance through the submission. To zoom in and out on the submission, use the  Zoom  buttons [4]. To view the submission in full screen, click the  Full Screen  button [5]. To annotate the submission, use the annotation tools [6]. Note:  If you cannot use the annotation tools in DocViewer, your institution may have restricted this feature. Add Point Annotation To leave a point annotation, select the  Point  annotation type [1]. Select the color for the point annotation in the color panel [2]. Click the desired area of the submission [3]. The point annotation icon will appear indicating the location of the annotation. To add a comment to the point annotation, type the comment in the  Comment  field [4]. To start a new line in your comment, press the  Shift+Enter/Return  keys. To submit your comment, press the  Enter/Return  key. You can reply to DocViewer comments by clicking the  Reply  button [5]. To move the annotation, hover over the point annotation icon in the document. Click and drag the annotation to the new area. To delete a point annotation and its comments, click the annotation and then click the  Delete  icon [6]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the annotation. To delete a point annotation comment and its replies, click the comment  Delete  icon [7]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the annotation comment and its replies. Add Highlight Annotation To highlight text within the document, select the Highlight annotation type [1].   Select the color for the highlight annotation in the color panel [2]. Click and drag to highlight text within the submission [3]. To add a comment to the highlight annotation, click the  Comment  button [4]. To start a new line in your comment, press the  Shift+Enter/Return  keys. To submit your comment, press the  Enter/Return  key. To delete a highlight annotation, click the highlighted area and then click the  Delete  icon [5]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the highlight. Deleting an annotation will also delete any associated comments. Add Text Annotation To add text directly in the submission, select the  Free text  annotation type [1]. Select the color for the text annotation in the color panel [2]. Select a white or transparent background for the text annotation [3] as well as the font size for the annotation [4]. Click in the desired area of the submission, then type your entry [5]. To start a new line in your comment, press the  Shift+Enter/Return  keys. To move the annotation, hover over the text box in the document. Click and drag the annotation to the new area. To delete the text annotation, click the text box and then click the  Delete  icon [6]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the text box. Add Strikeout Text Annotation To indicate that text should be deleted, select the  Strikeout  annotation type [1]. Select the color for the strikeout line in the color panel [2]. Click and drag to strike out within the submission. A line will appear indicating the text has been struck out [3]. To add a comment to the strikeout annotation, click the  Comment  button [4]. To start a new line in your comment, press the  Shift+Enter/Return  keys. To submit your comment, press the  Enter/Return  key. To delete a strikeout annotation, click the strikeout area and then click the  Delete  icon [5]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the strikeout line. Deleting an annotation will also delete any associated comments. Add Draw Annotation To make freehand drawings and annotations, select the  Free   Draw  annotation type [1]. Select the color for the drawn annotation in the color panel [2]. Select your annotation line width from the line width panel [3]. Click and drag to start a drawing. Free-form lines will appear indicating the drawing area [4]. You can add multiple strokes to a drawn annotation. To add a comment to your drawn annotation, click the  Comment  button [5]. To start a new line in your comment, press the  Shift+Enter/Return  keys. To submit your comment, press the  Enter/Return  key.   To accept the drawn annotation, click the  Check  icon [6]. To move a drawing, hover over the outline of the drawing, then drag and drop the drawing to the new area of the document. To delete a drawing at any time, click the drawing and then click the  Delete  icon [7]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the drawing. Deleting an annotation also deletes any associated comments. Note:  Draw annotations can only have one line width per annotation. Individual annotations must be saved before creating a new line with a different width. Add Area Annotation To leave an area annotation, select the  Area  annotation type [1]. Select the color for the area annotation in the color panel [2]. Click and drag the rectangle around an area of the submission [3]. A box will appear indicating the area for the annotation. To add a comment to the area annotation, type the comment in the  Comment  field [4]. To start a new line in your comment, press the  Shift+Enter/Return  keys. To submit your comment, press the  Enter/Return  key. You can reply to DocViewer comments by clicking the  Reply  button [5]. To move the annotation, hover over the border. Click and drag the annotation to the new area of the document. To delete an area annotation, click the annotation and then click the  Delete  icon [6]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the comment. Deleting an annotation will also delete any associated comments. To delete an area annotation comment and its replies, click the comment  Delete  icon [7]. DocViewer will confirm you want to delete the annotation comment and its replies. View Comments Individual comments include an icon that displays the type and color of the annotation [1]. The annotation icon displays next to the commenter's name and only displays in the primary comment for an annotation. Replies to a comment do not include the icon. Instructors may leave additional comments or reply to your comments. When an annotated comment includes more than five content lines, the content box displays an ellipses link [2]. To expand a comment, click the ellipses link. If a comment includes multiple replies, all replies will be expanded. Comments with replies are stacked [3]. When you click on a comment, all replies are expanded in the group. The number of stacked replies is indicated below the first comment. Comments remain on the page where the annotation was made. If there are too many comments to display on a single page, the comment section becomes scrollable and some comments are hidden. An indicator shows how many comments have been hidden [4]. You can delete your comments by clicking the  Delete  icon [5]. View Anonymous Instructor Comments If your instructor has enabled Anonymous Instructor Annotations, annotations and comments on your submission will not display the name of the instructor or grader. View Other User Annotations When another user adds an annotation within a document, you can view the author of the annotation by clicking the annotation [1]. You can also leave a comment on any annotation created by other users [2]. View Deleted Items Your instructor can delete any comment or annotation at any time. If a comment or annotation is deleted, the deleted item displays in the sidebar [1]. You can view the name of the user who made the deletion and the date of the deletion. Items can only be deleted by instructors or admins. If multiple comments or annotations are deleted, including comment replies with the same comment thread, each comment or annotation will include its own heading information about the deletion. To permanently remove the deleted item, click the  Remove  icon [2]. Note:  Permanently deleted items cannot be recovered. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-use-DocViewer-in-Canvas-assignments-as-a-student/ta-p/525   How do I view annotation feedback comments from my instructor directly in my assignment submission? Your instructor may choose to include comments directly in an assignment submission using inline comments, or annotations. If an assignment's submission details page includes a  View Feedback  button, you can view these annotated comments through a preview tool called Canvas DocViewer. You can also use  Canvas DocViewer  to reply to any comments or make your own annotations. Some browsers may not initially render comments correctly when viewing feedback. If your browser includes a built-in PDF viewer, select the option to view the PDF in the system viewer. You can also download PDF files with comments to view on your computer. The settings required to view or print the annotations in the PDF vary based on the software installed on your computer. Notes: If the assignment attachment displays a Preview button instead of the View Feedback button, your file is not DocViewer compatible and will not include any annotated comments. If the assignment you are accessing displays differently, Assignment Enhancements may not be enabled in your course or your instructor may not have used a supported assignment type. Learn how to  view assignment feedback from your instructor using Assignment Enhancements. If you submitted a group assignment but are not a member of a group, instructor comments may not display in the Submission Details page. You can view comments from your Grades page or the Submission Comments folder of the Inbox. Embed this Video Open Grades In Course Navigation, click the  Grades  link. View Assignment Details Click the title of an assignment. View Feedback Click the  View Feedback  link. The View Feedback link displays an indicator if annotated comments have been added to a supported assignment. Notes: If the assignment attachment displays a  Preview  button, your file is not DocViewer compatible. If your assignment looks different than what is displayed in this lesson, your instructor may be using Assignment Enhancement in your course.  Learn how to find feedback from your instructor in Assignment Enhancements. View Annotated Comments View the annotated comments from your instructor [1]. To reply to a comment, click on the comment and click the  Reply  button [2]. When an annotated comment includes multiple content lines, the content box displays an ellipses link. To expand a comment, click the  ellipses  link [3]. To view stacked replies, click the comment to expand all replies [4]. To view comments in an expanded view, click the  Full Screen  icon [5]. You can also  use DocViewer  to make your annotations on your assignment. Download File To download a PDF of the submission and annotations, click the  Download  icon. Note : If you download the PDF files to view the annotations on your computer, Adobe Acrobat Reader is a common tool used for this purpose.  Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-annotation-feedback-comments-from-my-instructor/ta-p/523   How do I view rubric results for my assignment? You can view your rubric results for your assignment in the Grades page. You can also view comments left by your instructor on the rubric. You can also  view comments from your instructor  or  view annotation feedback comments directly in a submission . Note:  If the steps in this lesson are different from what you see in your course, Assignment Enhancements may be enabled. Learn how to  view assignment feedback using Assignment Enhancements . Embed this Video Open Grades In Course Navigation, click the  Grades  link. Open Rubric If an assignment has a rubric, the assignment will display the rubric icon. To open the rubric, click the  Rubric  icon. View Rubric Results View the rubric results for your assignment. View Non-Scoring Rubric Results If your instructor has removed points from the rubric, you can still view the rubric results for your assignment. View Rubric Comments If your instructor has left comments in your rubric, you can view them under the rubric criteria. Note:  This text will only appear if your instructor has left comments in the rubric. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-rubric-results-for-my-assignment/ta-p/533   How do I view my Roll Call Attendance report as a student? If your Assignments page includes a Roll Call Attendance assignment, your instructor is taking attendance in your course. As part of the assignment, you can view your attendance record in your course. Like any other Canvas assignment, you can also view or leave comments in the submission details page. If the Roll Call Attendance assignment is available to you, this lesson shows you how to view your attendance report through the Grades page. However, if your instructor allows you to view the Assignments link in Course Navigation, you can also access the submission details through the  Assignments page  by opening the Attendance assignment. Note : If the Roll Call Attendance assignment does not appear in the Grades page, your instructor has chosen to not use Attendance for grading. Open Grades In Course Navigation, click the  Grades  link. Open Assignment Click the name of the Roll Call Attendance assignment. Authorize Account The first time you view the Roll Call Attendance assignment, you must authorize your account. Click the  Authorize  button. View Submission Details The submission details shows the first date that your instructor took attendance in your course [1]. You can also view an overview of your attendance record through a graph [2], with the graph key displayed to the right [3]. Attendance is identified by color, where green shows the days you were on time and present, yellow shows the days you were late, and red shows the days you were absent. You can also view the total percentage of days you have been marked as on time in your class [3]. View Late and Absent Dates Below the overview information, you can also view the specific days that you were marked late or absent. For each attendance record, you can view the date [1], day of the week [2], status [3], and percentage points earned [4]. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-my-Roll-Call-Attendance-report-as-a-student/ta-p/354   How do I download assignment submissions from all my courses? As a student, you can download all your assignment submissions in Canvas. Submissions are for both current and concluded courses and only includes any files that were submitted to fulfill an assignment; they do not include any submissions modified by instructors, such as annotated submissions. The download also includes submissions for group assignments, even if the submission was made by another student in your group. When the export has finished generating, submissions are downloaded as a ZIP file. Embed this Video Open User Settings In Global Navigation, click the  Account  link [1], then click the  Settings  link [2]. Download Submissions In the sidebar, click the  Download Submissions  button. Create Export Click the  Create Export  button. Download Export When the export has completed, click the  New Export  link. Note:  Content exports expire after 30 days and can no longer be downloaded. The ZIP file will automatically download to your computer. If your computer asks you what to do with the file, you can choose to open the file directly, or save the file to your computer. The filename of the ZIP file includes the date of your export. Open ZIP File Once the file has been downloaded, locate the ZIP file on your computer. To open the file, either double click to open it (MAC users) or right-click the file and select Extract All (PC users).   View Submissions Open the expanded folder and view your assignment submissions by course. Content retrieved from https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-download-assignment-submissions-from-all-my-courses/ta-p/298