This article describes how to create Groups and use groups for assignments.

This article describes the course creation and student enrollment schedule in Canvas for USNH Institutions.

This article describes the process of adjusting dates when copying a course in Canvas.

This article describes the University of New Hampshire's license with Gradescope and how you can collect and grade your assignments with the tool. Gradescope helps you seamlessly administer and grade all of your assessments, whether online or in-class. Save time grading and get a clear picture of how your students are doing.

This article features news concerning blogs using the Canvas LMS.

This article describes how to copy specific content from one course to another course.

This article describes how to set your files to Auto Preview in the Rich Content Editor

The assignment tool can be used for various types of assessments; online submissions, in-class participation, paper submissions. You can also set the option to have it graded or ungraded, set the display points, and set a due date. Online submissions can be graded using the speedgrader. These are just a few of the things you can do in the Assignment.

This article describes how to assign a quiz due date to one student in Canvas and maintaining the original due date for the rest of the students

Currently, the embed Kaltura icon and tool is not present in the New Quizzes text editor. This article explains how to either embed Kaltura content into a New Quizzes question prompt or how to upload media and images directly into a New Quizzes question prompt.

This article describes how to link and embed multimedia resources in a Canvas course. If you have requests for videos to go on Library Reserves, please send a request to the Multimedia Desk at multi.library@unh.edu. More information at http://library.unh.edu/faculty/reserves.

This article describes how to add other email(s) or contact methods from the default to another email address or text (SMS) address within Canvas.

This article describes how to add a syllabus to your course in Canvas.

This article describes how to use the direct share with other faculty or to direct copy content to another course.   These options allow you to share specific course content without having to use the Course Copy option.

This article describes how faculty can obtain solutions for functionality and technical issues involving Canvas.