Faculty members are invited to join the University Technology’s Teaching and Learning Technologies team to learn about the transition to New Quizzes on Canvas. The team will lead an “Introduction to ...

Respondus 4.0 provides faculty the tools to create, import, and manage quizzes and exams, and then print, store, or upload to Canvas. You can create the exams using Word (or any other word processing ...

Our March newsletter covered creating accessible quiz question content. This month, we’ll provide guidance on how to build accessible quizzes in Canvas specifically. Regardless of the subject you ...

This session will provide a brief introductory overview of the New Quizzes LTI in Canvas. Topics include creating a quiz, adding questions, modifying an existing quiz, and quizzing best practices.

With graded quizzes students are assigned a grade. When you create a graded quiz, Canvas automatically creates a column in the gradebook for you. Certain quiz questions will be automatically graded.

Instructors can grant extra time and attempts to an individual student, several students, or the entire class on a quiz. Follow the 3 steps below to add additional time or attempts to a Classic Canvas ...

If you receive a Faculty Notification Letter (FNL) for a student who is allotted extended time on assessments, you can add the appropriate time to Canvas Quizzes --for example, a quiz that is only ...

We hope your semester has been going well! As members of the Canvas Grading Faculty Working Group, we wanted to take a moment to share the resources that resulted from our work last semester (fall ...

In the video below, instructor Thomas Morgan, from the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Writing, explains the Muting Assignments & Quizzes feature in Canvas, and how it can be leveraged in ...

What is Respondus LockDown Browser? Respondus LockDown Browser (RLDB) is a custom browser that locks down the testing environment within Canvas. To accomplish this, RLDB does several things, such as: ...

As we move toward interacting more with students who have an individualized education program (IEP) indicating that they need additional time on tests and quizzes or just need to deal with life issues ...