Instructors can copy their final grades from Canvas to KSIS using the Copy Grades to KSIS tool in the left-hand navigation of each course in Canvas.
The fall 2024 term grades are due by 4 p.m. (if grading in Canvas) Tuesday, Dec. 17, for term courses with final exams given Monday, Dec. 9 – Friday, Dec. 13.
Grade rosters are now available for grade entry in KSIS. For step-by-step instructions, see Copy Final Grades from Canvas to KSIS. Continue reading “Copy final grades from Canvas to KSIS”
Students, you can download all of your assignment submissions from Canvas. This includes submissions from current and concluded courses, but only those files submitted to fulfill an assignment. Please note that instructor-modified submissions, such as annotated files, are not included.
The download will also contain submissions for group assignments, even if another student in your group submitted them. Once the export process is complete, all submissions will be packaged as a ZIP file.
For step-by-step instructions, view the knowledge base article How do I download assignment submissions from all my courses?
Instructors can copy their final grades from Canvas to KSIS using the Copy Grades to KSIS tool in the left-hand navigation of each course in Canvas.
Grades for the spring 2024 term are due by 4 p.m. (if grading in Canvas) Tuesday, May 14, for term courses with final exams given Monday, May 6 – Friday, May 10.
Grade rosters are now available for grade entry in KSIS. For step-by-step instructions, see Copy Final Grades from Canvas to KSIS. Continue reading “Copy final grades from Canvas to KSIS”
Students, you can download all your assignment submissions in Canvas. Submissions are for current and concluded courses and only include files 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 another student in your group made the submission. Submissions are downloaded as a ZIP file when the export has finished generating.
For step-by-step instructions, view the knowledge base article How do I download assignment submissions from all my courses?
Students, you can download all your assignment submissions in Canvas. Submissions are for current and concluded courses and only include files 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 another student in your group made the submission. Submissions are downloaded as a ZIP file when the export has finished generating.
For step-by-step instructions, view the knowledge base article How do I download assignment submissions from all my courses?
Instructors can copy their final grades from Canvas to KSIS with the Copy Grades to KSIS tool located in the left-hand navigation of each course in Canvas.
Grades for the fall 2023 term are due by 5 p.m., Tue. Dec. 19 or 4 p.m. (CDT) if grading in Canvas.
Grade rosters are now available in KSIS for grade entry. For step-by-step instructions, see Copy Final Grades from Canvas to KSIS. Continue reading “Copy final grades from Canvas to KSIS”
Do you need help using Canvas? Students and Instructors can use the Canvas Guides to find answers to common questions about Canvas. The Canvas Guides provide step-by-step instructions on how to use Canvas, including screen captures and videos. You can access the Student or Instructor versions of the Canvas Guides by going to the Help tab on the left-hand side of Canvas.
Continue reading “Canvas: Get step-by-step help with Canvas Guides”
Canvas is a learning management system (LMS) that supports online learning and teaching at K-State. Whether you are an experienced Canvas user or new to the LMS, learn about helpful tips and resources to help you through the semester in the Getting Started with Canvas course for students.
The course provides helpful tips and resources for the following:
The course is public, so you do not need to be enrolled in the course to participate. To view the course, click Getting Started with Canvas.
Whether you are an experienced Canvas user or a new user, the Getting Started with Canvas Course for Instructors will provide tips and resources for the following:
The Getting Started with Canvas Course for Students has also been updated with new information, including:
Both courses are public, so you do not need to be enrolled in either course to participate.
Are you looking for new ways to see and find information in your Canvas course Gradebook? Canvas now has new Enhanced Gradebook Filter functions.
Enhanced Gradebook Filters allow you to select and manage filter types used in your course Gradebook filter. A filter may be used once or saved for future use. Depending on your course is set up, you can filter the Gradebook content by assignment groups, grading periods, modules, sections, student groups, submissions, start dates, and end dates. Continue reading “Canvas: New enhanced Gradebook filters”
