Practical Grading Features to use for Remote Teaching

Update: 2020-03-31

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New to Canvas and not sure what features to use? With her expertise in both web design and online teaching, Dr. Jossalyn Larson, Assistant Teaching Professor of English & Technical Communication, gives us some of her pro tips on how she started moving fully online. Dr. Larson emphasizes, from her experience, the value of constant communication with students and a couple common pitfalls to avoid while moving your material online.

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Practical Grading Features to use for Remote Teaching

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Practical Grading Features to use for Remote Teaching

Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence (CAFE)

Practical Grading Features to use for Remote Teaching