Funds to go to 1-2 conferences (say, InstructureCon plus something like Madison WI's distance ed conference or Sloan-C's Orlando one [has a new name I forget what it is argh). Cost-wise, look ...

I believe that has come from copying--possibly from Word, maybe simple from another webpage (even Canvas). Whenever you see such messy code with spans, it's almost always Word.

Cliff, I completely agree with you! I have only found one use case, across dozens of courses: putting the rubric on a draft assignment. Since that's the odd one out (and in all the Canvas courses ...

Thank you! Glad to know it about title. However, for captions, Canvas still strips out align = "bottom" which is what we want to do on a specific table type (putting the caption below the ...

Assignments, discussions, and quizzes in modules simply point to the item. So if you create it in one place, and then copy it, you are still pointing to the same assignment/discussion/quiz. You have t...

But, does the final grade only take into account it being 100% not 125%? I thought it did, but it's been a while since I tested a grade book item or category with more than the total possible poin...

For accessibility and usability, you should avoid using titles. The Paciello Group gives a good explanation why in HTML5 Accessibility Chops: title attribute use and abuse. For definitions, I would re...

I believe that has come from copying--possibly from Word, maybe simple from another webpage (even Canvas). Whenever you see such messy code with spans, it's almost always Word.

Cliff, I completely agree with you! I have only found one use case, across dozens of courses: putting the rubric on a draft assignment. Since that's the odd one out (and in all the Canvas courses ...

It's not working because your page URL doesn't end in .html. That is, to use an anchor, it has to look like https://college.instructure.com/courses/15123/pages/textbooks.html#books AnnMarie