This particular flag setting doesn't seem to be available in newer versions of chromium-based browsers. Kind regards, Michael P.

This strategy doesn't work because making the link available to students doesn't ensure they will actually click on it.  It's been my experience that most students won't. The high-performing A/B stude...

@dljoyork wrote: Aaarrrrrrrrrrrrrghhhhhhhhhhhh!  Canvas changed something again!  Now I have to go in and make adjustments to hundreds of module settings in dozens of courses! I had set the module req...

Update:I have used this strategy for my summer '22 biology course and it has worked so far.  That is, converting the PPT to a SCORM file and uploading it to Canvas as a graded assignment, in which stu...

I figured out a solution. I converted the PPT file to a SCORM file using the free version of iSpring eLearning authoring software. In order to upload the SCORM zip file to Canvas, you need to first en...

This particular flag setting doesn't seem to be available in newer versions of chromium-based browsers. Kind regards, Michael P.

@dljoyork wrote: Aaarrrrrrrrrrrrrghhhhhhhhhhhh!  Canvas changed something again!  Now I have to go in and make adjustments to hundreds of module settings in dozens of courses! I had set the module req...

Update:I have used this strategy for my summer '22 biology course and it has worked so far.  That is, converting the PPT to a SCORM file and uploading it to Canvas as a graded assignment, in which stu...

I figured out a solution. I converted the PPT file to a SCORM file using the free version of iSpring eLearning authoring software. In order to upload the SCORM zip file to Canvas, you need to first en...

This strategy doesn't work because making the link available to students doesn't ensure they will actually click on it.  It's been my experience that most students won't. The high-performing A/B stude...