I am writing multiple courses for each grade level K-6. I would love to be able to organize the courses on my dashboard into folders based on the grade level, and then another folder based on the content area.
THIS WOULD BE AMAZING!! I work in professional development for the K-12 world and it would be a huge help if I could organize my Dashboard into folders, This way I am not scrolling and scrolling through courses and having to spend time moving them all around to keep some organization. Please make this a feature!
This would be a great idea. As a curriculum writer for my district, I have a variety of grade levels with many modules to organize. Having a way to group them easily would be amazing.
That would be great to be able to organize the dashboard into categories. It already does "published" and "non publish" categories, it would be great to organize by subject or levels.
This is great idea! As a technology & curriculum coach, I have so many courses on my dashboard. Being able to organize them into folders would be very helpful.
I want to be able to organize my courses into folders.
I am a graduate student in engineering. I do not know if any of the other colleges do this, but engineering courses from pervious semesters do not get deleted, which helps me with reviewing material from my previous courses. However, my courses tab is cluttered with 20 different courses now and I have trouble getting to my courses' webpages because of that mess. If course folders were implemented, the courses could be sorted by semester and people with many courses like me would be able to access our current courses' webpages much more easily.
As our admin and county continue to create Canvas courses for us (teachers) to use/complete it would be great if we could create folders on the dashboard to put things in. For example I would have a folder for my current classes, one for all of my professional development from the county, and a third for school specific canvas courses. This would help to organize and unclutter my dashboard. Thanks for considering.
I think that there is a missed opportunity by not having a function to organize courses/communities into subgroups in the dashboard. As canvas develops and instructors and institutions continue to build content, we are all finding our dashboards are becoming overloaded and difficult to manage. I think it would be helpful to be able to group or put courses/communities into groups or folder perhaps by subject or specific user groups.
We are attempting to use canvas communities to create an ecosystem of communities for our specific labs and allow students to self enroll through a top level community that self enroll links to each respective community. This potentially means that students will be able to acquire upto 6+ communities on top of their course load, and there isn't currently a way to separate or organize all these communities.
I am a university learning designer. It is so inefficient and time consuming trying to find courses within the dashboard or All Courses list, even if you favorite courses. I need to access many, many courses, so my favorites section is quite long. I'm currently using Firefox and my bookmark panel to organize everything because it's a necessity. Being able to customize the organization of courses has my vote.
Our specialists (art, music, PE) have 30 classes/courses assigned to them. We would love to be able to place courses into sub folders such as First Grade, where all of the first grade courses would live and so on. This would make it easier for specialists to locate the classes by grade level since they have so many.
I have more than 50 tiles on my Dashboard, is there a way to place them or group them by using a folder? This would make the dashboard tiles easy to organize.
I think this is a good idea. We keep all our courses for each year. If users have the option to customize their dashboard by creating folders and sub-folders on Dashboard as they wish that will be great.
I think an option to create folders and organize the dashboard by folders would be very beneficial for students and instructors. It's really frustrating as a student to have all of your courses from many years past all in one place with no organization. I would like to be able to organize them by old or current classes or even by subject. I also would like if we had the option to nickname our courses.