Thanks  @jacob_standish1  !  This is a great tool.  I have tons of tech tutorials I have created for my school and needed a way to keep them easily accessible to the faculty.  Since only about 50% of our faculty use google, I can't share the google folder but I do have an all-faculty Canvas course.  This is a great option-- every time I make a new tutorial I can add it to the folder and use our google storage limit instead of our Canvas limit.  It looks great! ... View more

Sure.. Rubistar, irubric, easytagger all work better.  Just not integrated into canvas. Even the rubric generator in turnitin is a little easier to use and will send grades back to the canvas gradebook. ... View more

Yes--this is how I do it too.  It's the only way I can find that doesn't end up with me accidentally over-writing myself. ... View more

SO excited about this! Here's a pic of what my course syllabus looked like before: And here's what it looks like now!  THANKS for all the code! (and for those who are wondering, it renders out exactly the same on my iphone in browser, and still looks good in the app, just doesn't have tabs). ... View more

Thanks awilliams​!  I was thinking this is a great way to add attributions to images I use from internet sources.  I love the idea of having the source information appear when the user hovers over the image.  Thanks! ... View more

The styleguide elements do not always work in the editor-- sometimes they require modification of the global javascript.  My understanding is that this is because the styleguide is for the development of canvas itself, rather than of individual course content. In any case, I haven't had to add the a tag that Susan Bastian mentioned.  When I use buttons, I add the code from the style guide into the html editor: (for example)  <div class="Button Button--primary">button text</div> Then I switch back to the RCE.  In the RCE I don't see the button, just the text.  I add links to that text using the insert content menu on the right or the hyperlink icon in the toolbar.  When I save the page, the button appears and works. ... View more

I know you weren't asking me but here's the demo I just made to try out the code: ... View more

I am super excited about this awebster​!  You have totally made this nerd's day! ... View more

Hi Rob, If I understood your post correctly, you are expressing the desire for Commons to include some type of preview?  That is a feature idea currently open for voting if you want to weigh in.  ... View more

I created a page for my training course with these links--maybe also helpful.  Then I added the information I got from cfierro​  and the explanation of various CC licenses I found here to create a module on using media in  Canvas.  Maybe helpful too? Sources for public and creative commons media Pixabay (Links to an external site.) Google Image Search:  Choose Search Tools>Usage Rights The Noun Project (Links to an external site.) Flickr CC Photo Search (Links to an external site.) REALIA Project (Links to an external site.) (exp. for language teachers!) NASA Media Archive (Links to an external site.) Photos for Class (Links to an external site.) Photos 8 (Links to an external site.) Wikimedia Commons (Links to an external site.) (if you choose to embed rather than download, attribution will embed along with the content) Creative Commons Search (Links to an external site.) Internet Archive: A/V Geeks (Links to an external site.) Internet Archive: VJ Loops (Links to an external site.) Public Domain Flicks (Links to an external site.) WGBH Lab (Links to an external site.) Universal Newsreels (Links to an external site.) Moby Gratis Film Music (Links to an external site.) Freesound (Links to an external site.) SoundCloud CC Search (Links to an external site.) McCoy Productions (Links to an external site.) Public Domain Sounds Library (Links to an external site.) The content of this page is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution License (Links to an external site.) except for any elements that may be licensed differently. The content of this page includes: Content (Links to an external site.) created by Edward Boatman of for The Noun Project under a Creative Commons Attribution License (Links to an external site.) Content created by Bjorn Wisnewski for The Noun Project Content created by Mister Pixel for the Noun Project ... View more

YES! I completely agree.  I am not in any way looking forward to what happens when the plugin is no longer supported.  I am actively looking for alternatives to Turnitin because it's just not as functional in the new system. ... View more

Hi  @cgraves ​, Yes, that is the way the legacy integration is set up.  However, turnitin has a new interface and sometime next year the legacy version will go away.  In the new version, it works as an external tool, so when students submit their work through Canvas, it gets transmitted to turnitin and the student submission does not appear in the speedgrader in canvas at all.   So at that point, faculty will no longer have the option to use turnitin to check originality while still annotating in the crocodoc speedgrader view. ... View more

I use it in my 11th grade humanities class for feedback in student-led discussions.  I set 1 or 2 outcomes (usually asks good questions and gives answers based in the text) and then as students are talking I can swipe up or down as they contribute to the conversation.  It's a really quick way to track participation quality as well as quantity that doesn't distract me from the content of the conversation. ... View more

Hi Maria, I have not tested this at all, but I noticed that EdCite does have a SCORM export option.  Obviously that's not as streamlined as it could be, but have you tried using the SCORM package within Canvas? We aren't using SCORM here so I couldn't test it in my instance but I did want to throw out that possibility. Sorry if that's not helpful! Melissa ... View more

​nope. I don't actually know what that is?  I am the academic technology coordinator at St. Paul's school in Concord, NH. ... View more

​I was able to search my course content right away And I didn't do anything special. Our canvas organization is pretty simple and my course is in the top rather than a sub, so that may have played a role?  ... View more