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Some instructors choose to make use of the digital resources provided by textbook publishers as external application integrations for Canvas. Generally, these come at some additional cost to students but offer them the ability to practice formative tasks and access learning materials online.

TidyUP by Cidi Labs is a tool that instructors can use to scan their Canvas course for unused files and Canvas content (e.g., pages, quizzes, discussions, assignments). Instructors can use TidyUP to review and delete unused content to save course storage space and improve file management.

This document details the steps instructors can take to access course evaluation reports in the UWGB Evals system. Follow this procedure to view individual course evaluation reports from terms from Spring 2023 to the present.

This document details how to take an exam that is proctored with Honorlock, including minimum system requirements and how to get support.

This document details how to request the Honorlock Canvas integration and use it for proctoring online exams, including how to notify students, set up a practice quiz, and get support.

PlayPosit Peer Review Assignments enable instructors teaching in Canvas to assign an asynchronous activity where students are tasked with submitting a video and then reviewing the video submissions of the peers in their small group. The structure of a PlayPosit Peer Review Assignment helps avoid some technical issues that students commonly encounter when working with video and empowers students to leave feedback right within the video player as timestamped comments. This article details the proc

This article is a collection of technical guides intended to help instructors set up and use the gradebook in a Canvas course.

This article is a collection of technical guides intended to help instructors use HTML Pages in a Canvas course.

This article is a collection of technical guides intended to help students take new quizzes.

This article is a collection of technical guides intended to help instructors build, manage, and share an ePortfolio in Canvas. You must be enrolled in a Canvas course to create an ePortfolio.

This article is a collection of technical guides intended to help students build, manage, and share an ePortfolio in Canvas. Any student enrolled in a Canvas course can create an ePortfolio.

UWGB instructors may want to share example Canvas ePortfolios with their students. You can do this by adding the ePortfolio share link(s) as an External URL Canvas Module item or by sharing the ePortfolio link(s) in a Canvas page. Instructors can share both public and private ePortfolios using either of the following methods.

UW-Green Bay instructors, students, and staff that have a Canvas account can create and manage Canvas ePortfolios. Those who create Canvas ePortfolios can share their public or private ePortfolio for others to view. This guide provides you with instructions on the different ways one can share a public and private Canvas ePortfolio.

This article discusses how students can insert images and other files into replies in Canvas Discussions using the Rich Content Editor.

Kaltura (My Media) is the recommended service for uploading and sharing media (audio and video) in Canvas. This document details methods for uploading video that was recorded on an iPhone or Android phone to your My Media library so it can be shared in a Canvas page, discussion post, or assignment submission.