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Hello Hive Mind,
I am told that Canvas has the basic functionality as Kami. I need my students to be able to write on PDF's and than resubmit them to me for grading. I for the life of me can not figure out how to do that. Does anyone have a quick how to guide created?
Thank you!
So my students submitted work is not loading fully in SpeedGrader Canvas nor is the original document. Any thoughts?
This applies to assignments created using the "External Tool" button and selecting Kami. (1) After a student clicks submit on their Kami assignment, they can no longer edit it. That's great! However, **after I grade it or mark it as complete**, I would like to be able to RETURN the assignment to students, allowing them to write notes, corrections, etc. when we're going over things in class. This is how Kami works in Google Classroom, and I don't know why Canvas cannot do the same thing.
Context: Math class. Students submit their homework and I look at what they did. Next class, we will go over common errors and address additional questions. I want students to be able to mark up their homework during this process, but they currently cannot unless they unsubmit it. And then it shows up as unsubmitted on their end even though I already graded it. (2) If I select "real-time monitoring" on Kami, allowing me to see the students' work as they go, not only after they hit submit, Canvas is declaring the assignment as submitted as soon as the student opens it. This is very confusing for students and many forget to finish their work because it is showing up as "submitted" on their end, even though they never hit submit and only completed some of the assignment.
(1) Create a "return" button for Kami assignments, just like what exists for Google assignments. This would allow teachers to give editing rights back to students after the teacher has graded their work and left feedback. (2) Fix the glitch where Canvas is recognizing Kami assignments as submitted when they haven't been submitted, just opened. This is occurring under Kami's "real-time monitoring" feature.
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When I add an assignment as a Kami document, I have to go to each class that I copy it to, open the assignment, and wait for it to load or else students get an error message that the teacher needs to open the assignment. Kami's support team confirmed this is required. Please work with them so that the authentication happens automatically without requiring teachers to click on EACH PDF for EACH course.
I desperately want a way to assign a scanned pdf (I use the Kami external submission tool) of an assessment that is too difficult to recreate as a Canvas quiz, but still be able to time students so they only have ten minutes to work on it.
A teacher has run into the issue that complete/not complete assignments have been piling up in her gradebook. When offering to make it a "not graded" assignment, this was not a solution, as "not graded" assignments do not allow for external tools to be used, in this instance, Kami.
The work-around is to move assignments to a different assignment category/module, however, I wanted to feature request to make an assignment that is marked as "not graded" available to use an external tool. I do understand these requests need to be made for a specific product.
This particular request is for Kami, but I could foresee this being useful for other vendors.
A similar post has been found here: https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Idea-Conversations/Allow-external-tools-and-submissions-for-not-g..., but did not progress due to not specifying a tool. In our instance, we would use this, but Kami would be one of the most useful for our instructors.
Thank you for your consideration!
When I navigate to settings then to apps to download Kami or any other external app, the app center is empty. No apps are showing. I try to search but nothing. Normally a bunch of apps are present. Please help
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Hello Everyone!
I am hopeful someone can help me out. I have a digital interactive notebook that I want to put into Canvas for my students. What I am wondering is, when I put it into Google LTI 1.3 as an assignment and it creates a copy for each student, will their copies and the copy in the assignment update if I make changes to the slides? If not, I have a couple of workarounds I am playing with at the moment.
Thank you for any information you can share!
Jen Schams
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...t's called Kami, and it integrates really nicely with Canvas. How to use Kami's Push Changes feature in Canvas Kami a...
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Hello! I have Kami. I didn't realize I could use Kami for this. THANK YOU for the link to the explanation and for t...
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Hi @schjen, I don't believe the copies will update. Generally in Google Apps (Docs, Slides, Sheets, etc), ...
How can you save the progress on an annotated document. Students are losing their work if it is a 2 day assignment. In the past, I have used Kami which automatically saves. My district has blocked student access to Kami. The annotator with Canvas is fine except they have to make multiple new submissions if they can not finish an assignment in one class period.
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