I have two students in canvas and their class buttons are mixed together, and likely will be getting a 3rd added this school year I suspect. It would be much more organized if the Dashboard could be filtered so that I view one student and their classes, followed by the next, followed by the next.
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You can arrange the dashboard yourself - see https://instructure.jiveon.com/docs/DOC-12880-how-do-i-view-my-favorite-courses-in-the-card-view-das...
You can even color-code them and give them nicknames to make them easier to organize.
You can arrange the dashboard yourself - see https://instructure.jiveon.com/docs/DOC-12880-how-do-i-view-my-favorite-courses-in-the-card-view-das...
You can even color-code them and give them nicknames to make them easier to organize.
Thank you. So no putting them into Bins by student I take it, just putting them in an order. I'm thinking SharePoint list view edits, where you can sort and organize by a field and then collapse or expand that field to show the items that share that characteristic.
Sadly, they are just positioned by numeric index: see the API at https://canvas.instructure.com/doc/api/users.html#method.users.get_dashboard_positions
With the only split that I see implemented between published and unpublished courses.
One could use a tool such as Tampermonkey to manipulate the javascript in the browser to do what you want. In the redesign of the dashboard there is a <div class="unpublished_courses_redesign">
that can contain a set of <div class="ic-DashboardCard__box"> that contains a heading and the courses under this heading. And then a set of <div class="ic-DashboardCard" aria-label="Coursename1" draggable="true" style="opacity: 1;">
So one could make a set of <div class="ic-DashboardCard__box"> that contain headers for Åsa's courses, then the dahsboard cards for Åsa's courses; Bertil's courses with his dashboard cards, etc.