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Make Color Coding Optional in Rubrics Rubrics have changed recently, adding color coding to the scores, with green for the highest scores and then orange and red for lower marks. I emphasize to my students that C or B is a good score, bu... |
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I would like to voice strong objections to the recent change in rubrics, adding color coding to the scores, with green for the highest scores and then orange and red for lower scores. I emphasize to ... |
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Printing clean pages that contain links I have created a multi-page online textbook using Canvas Pages. Some students need to be able to print these pages for offline studying or because they do not have access to the online site from home... |
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10-12-2018
01:39 PM
Thanks for the suggestion. I've just edited the original post to add the link: https://community.canvaslms.com/ideas/12663-make-color-coding-optional-in-rubrics
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10-11-2018
09:25 AM
2 Kudos
Thank you for the information. I'll ask our admin to change them. I still think they should be controllable by instructors, but this will help!
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10-10-2018
10:56 AM
3 Kudos
Thanks for the advice. I've just created an idea in Canvas Studio - we'll see how much traction it gets.
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10-10-2018
10:53 AM
69 Kudos
Rubrics have changed recently, adding color coding to the scores, with green for the highest scores and then orange and red for lower marks. I emphasize to my students that C or B is a good score, but now those who have earned a C or B have red marks on their rubrics. The color coding does not reflect my judgment of my students' achievements. Teachers should have the ability to disable color coding in rubrics, or it should be removed altogether. For more information, please see the discussion: New color coding in rubrics
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10-06-2018
10:00 AM
54 Kudos
I would like to voice strong objections to the recent change in rubrics, adding color coding to the scores, with green for the highest scores and then orange and red for lower scores. I emphasize to my students that a C or B is a good score, but now those who have earned a C or B have red marks on their rubrics. The color coding does not reflect my judgment of my students' achievements, and I hope you will remove it or allow teachers to disable it. Here is a link to the idea in Canvas Studio, if you'd like to vote on it: https://community.canvaslms.com/ideas/12663-make-color-coding-optional-in-rubrics
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06-17-2018
07:22 PM
4 Kudos
Yes, this was quite helpful. I was able to implement a fix in my Firefox browser that allows me to print the pages as I wanted to. I used the userContent.css file in Firefox to insert the code below: a:link:after, a:visited:after { content:"" !important; } Thanks for asking, and thanks to James Jones! Best, Kelly
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02-10-2018
12:27 PM
2 Kudos
Thank you!!! I did search on "pages printing" but came up with many irrelevant results at the top of the results list, so I didn't think it was worthwhile to page through the results. Guess that's a lesson for me. How did you know that common.css (which seems to have now morphed into common-3028b52630.css) was the key css file? I'm guessing you made an educated guess based on many years of HTML coding experience... Anyway, thanks again. Best, Kelly
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02-10-2018
12:15 PM
Thanks! This is so helpful! It's interesting that when I called Canvas for support on this issue, the customer support person said that there is no CSS in canvas related to printing. This is obviously untrue.
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02-10-2018
11:32 AM
7 Kudos
I have created a multi-page online textbook using Canvas Pages. Some students need to be able to print these pages for offline studying or because they do not have access to the online site from home. When Canvas Pages are printed, any links in the page are automatically printed with the link url next to it, such as: "AGAIN (http://roseavenue.net/asl101/pages-signs/a/again.htm)". My pages have numerous links in them and thus printed versions of them are almost unreadable. 1. I have been told that Canvas does not support printing of Pages. I would like to see printing support added to future features, especially if Canvas hopes to become a viable platform for OER materials. Such materials need to be available for students with limited network connectivity or other reasons for needing print versions. 2. After a little experimentation, I was able to find a short-term fix for this problem. When viewing the page in a Chrome browser, use the "Inspect" feature to bring up a window showing the underlying HTML code. Navigate to the bottom of the <head> section and select the last chunk of HTML code before the </head> tag. Click on the three dots at the left "..." and choose Edit as HTML. Then delete what you see and insert (or add at the bottom): <style> a:link:after, a:visited:after {content:""; } </style> This just tells the page not to display the URL after each link. You can then print out a "clean" version of the page. This is kind of a hassle because you have to do it for each page you want to print, but it's better (in my opinion) than doing what the Canvas customer support team recommends, which is doing a print-screen. Also, you can use this method to produce a pdf of your Page which can then be made available for students to print.
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01-04-2018
10:48 AM
This would be so helpful for me!!! I hope it moves forward!
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06-10-2017
10:41 AM
Having a rubric for each individual question is important so that students can receive individualized feedback for each question. I hope this idea becomes a reality soon!
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01-17-2017
03:54 PM
1 Kudo
Unfortunately, this did not work for me. My quiz had question groups in it that were linked to question banks. When I used the method above to import it into my course, it appeared to work, but when I edited it, the question groups all had warnings saying "This question group is set to pick more questions than are available," and there was no way for me to re-link the groups to the banks. So I had to recreate the groups. Is there any way around this problem? I don't like to give my students quizzes that I'm not able to preview myself to make sure they are working as expected, and I also want to be able to test grading procedures.
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