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Heather_EdTech · ‎02-25-2021

Our teachers are using Google Assignments (recently migrated from Google Drive Cloud Assignment). One feature they heavily relied on was notifications of a resubmission, especially the color-coded status in the Canvas gradebook for resubmitted work. With other Canvas assignments not made with the Google Assignments LTI, the color-coded status is automatic. Teachers are using Google Assignments, returning work to students, and their students are resubmitting work. The color-coded status for resubmission is not applied in the gradebook. If a teacher navigates to the actual assignment page it says the student resubmitted in the LTI window but that is beyond ideal. Teachers need this status indicator in the gradebook. The only status indicator that appears to be working is "Late" but not "Resubmitted." Is this a glitch or a wide-known issue? Is there a fix for this? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Heather_EdTech · ‎01-25-2021

Our teachers use the Google Assignments LTI. We are noticing that teachers are grading within Google Assignments, clicking Return, and the grades are NOT syncing over and appearing in the Canvas grade book. Has anyone else seen this? It was working before and now it's not working, as of the last few days or so it seems.

Heather_EdTech · ‎01-22-2021

I completely agree. We moved all of our 6-12 classrooms from Google Classroom to Canvas because of the pandemic and really, we'll be here to stay for the long haul most likely. One feature that teachers heavily relied on was the ability to schedule everything. In this transition to Canvas, they've mentioned the wish for this feature of scheduling Canvas Pages. They would find it very helpful. Every minute of an educator's time saved is important!

Heather_EdTech · ‎01-22-2021

I very much agree with many things already stated. This would be a very helpful feature for both instructors and students (even others). It would help students if they can search by weeks or topics, especially by the end of the semester when the course is very full of content. Students begin complaining about this just one month into the semester. Instructors/designers/coaches would also find it helpful to search within a course for similar reasons but searching across multiple courses would be best. Saving an educator 10 minutes of manually hunting something down actually equals an HOUR of time saved (if not more).

Heather_EdTech · ‎01-21-2021

We noticed the same change yesterday. We're finding it difficult as well because each semester the courses are named the same "Chemistry - Smith" and so it's hard to know which one is which unless you change the course code to something like "Chem Spring 2021" to find it more easily. It was much easier before this change. I would like to see it return to only showing published/favorite courses.

Heather_EdTech · ‎11-04-2020

I completely support this idea. With the way we use Canvas, the to-do list sabotages our teacher's efforts. PLEASE give us the option to set this at the instructor/admin level.

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