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You can align any outcome in your course to a question bank. Outcomes can be aligned with a question bank for additional assessment and measurable performance. To align an outcome, the outcome must already exist for your course. You can align outcomes created...

Learning Standards are goals and objectives for student assessment in the United States. These standards have been created by the nation's governors and educational leaders to assess specific student learning. All Learning Standards added at the account or su...

You can view all rubrics and artifacts that are aligned with a specific outcome. Open Outcomes In Course Navigation, click the Outcomes link. Open Outcome Click the outcome you want to view [1]. To view all aligned items, cl...

You can view outcome reports for all students in your course. For each student, you can view the overview of all outcomes and artifacts, the number of student attempts, latest score, and average percentage. Open People In Course Navigation, c...

The Learning Mastery Gradebook helps instructors and admins assess the outcome standards being used in Canvas courses. This gradebook helps institutions measure student learning for accreditation and better assess the needs of their students.   The default vi...

The Learning Mastery Gradebook Individual View allows instructors to assess one student and one outcome at a time. Fully accessible to screen readers, this Gradebook view allows instructors to sort by section and outcome and contains all the same settings ...

If enabled by your institution, you can manage outcome mastery scales for all outcomes in your course. Changes made to a mastery scale will apply to all rubrics with outcomes in your course that have not already been used for student assessment. Changes to mas...

If enabled by your institution, you can manage outcome mastery calculations for all outcomes in your course. Changes made to a mastery calculation will apply to all rubrics with outcomes in your course that have not already been used for student assessment. Ch...

As an instructor, you can create, edit, and delete rubrics in your course. Rubrics are used as grading criteria for students and can be added to assignments, quizzes, and graded discussions. Learn more about rubrics. Notes: Rubrics cannot be edited on...

If you cannot find a rubric you want to use in your course, you can create a new rubric. Once you create a rubric, the rubric is saved in your course for future use. You can add the rubric to an assignment and use the rubric for grading and adding comments. Yo...

You can align any outcome in your course to a rubric. Rubrics are used to help students understand expectations for an assignment and how their submissions will be graded. Outcomes can be aligned with a rubric for additional assessment and measurable performan...

You can add a rubric to an assignment to help students understand expectations for the assignment and how you intend to score their submissions. Occasionally, rubrics are added to assignments when you have an outcome inside of the rubric that you would like to...

In the Gradebook, you can bulk download rubric assessments for all students, completed rubric assessments, or incomplete rubric assessments. Note: This lesson describes rubrics with Enhanced Rubrics feature option enabled. If the steps in this lesson do not m...

In the Gradebook, you can download rubric assessments for an assignment. When you have finished adding or editing rubric assessment details, you can import your CSV file for the assignment. Note: This lesson describes rubrics with Enhanced Rubrics feature opt...

You can view all your course assignments on the Assignments Index page. As an instructor, you can also add assignment groups, create an assignment, and modify assignment settings. You can also reorder assignments and assignment groups. Learn more about Assign...

As an instructor, you can publish or unpublish an assignment in a course. Unpublished assignments are invisible to students and excluded from grade calculations. You can manage the state of all assignments on the Assignments Index Page, or you can manage each ...

Anything that appears in the Activity Stream is considered an activity. Some activities are graded (assignments) and others are not (events). Canvas Assignments vs. Canvas Activities Canvas makes a clear distinction between activities that st...

Canvas supports five assignment types: Assignments, Discussions, Quizzes, External Tools, and Not Graded. As an instructor, you can select an assignment type when creating an assignment shell. However, you can also create assignments within an assignment type...

You can weight final grades based on assignment groups. Selecting this option assigns a weight to each assignment group, not the assignments themselves. Within each assignment group, a percentage is calculated by dividing the total points a student has earned ...

In addition to setting a due date for an assignment, instructors can specify a specific date range when students can submit the assignment. These dates are called availability dates. These dates are optional and can be set depending how you want to manage the ...