When I was an undergrad, one of my English professors set up his quizzes the following way:Quizzes were worth 10 pointsEach question was worth 2 pointsThere were six questionsFrom the above, you can s...

As an update, I was able to get the editing to work eventually. What I had overlooked is that the file is named twice, once in an "src" tag, and once the "data-api-endpoint" tag. I thi...

Per Greydon's comment, it can't be done--not through the automated systems. I can do it manually by altering/fudging the grades, but I was hoping for something I could set and forget and didn&...

Thank you for confirming that Canvas does not have this function. As I said in the post, weighting as implemented does not meet my needs. I have in the past used the "Drop __ lowest grades in this...

The duplicating files already exist in both courses. For instance, there's a mandatory header image I use for certain pages. The file "header.jpg" exists in Courses A, B, and C. But when I...

Per Greydon's comment, it can't be done--not through the automated systems. I can do it manually by altering/fudging the grades, but I was hoping for something I could set and forget and didn&...

When I was an undergrad, one of my English professors set up his quizzes the following way:Quizzes were worth 10 pointsEach question was worth 2 pointsThere were six questionsFrom the above, you can s...

Thank you for confirming that Canvas does not have this function. As I said in the post, weighting as implemented does not meet my needs. I have in the past used the "Drop __ lowest grades in this...

As an update, I was able to get the editing to work eventually. What I had overlooked is that the file is named twice, once in an "src" tag, and once the "data-api-endpoint" tag. I thi...

The duplicating files already exist in both courses. For instance, there's a mandatory header image I use for certain pages. The file "header.jpg" exists in Courses A, B, and C. But when I...