Canvas: Section functionality in merged or crosslisted Canvas courses_migrating

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Overview

Canvas is Oregon State University's Learning Management System. Instructors with merged or crosslisted courses in Canvas have new features in Canvas. Here are a handful of the most useful features:

• View which section of the course a student is enrolled in. For instance, in People or Grades in Canvas, faculty with a crosslisted course can see whether a student is in the undergraduate 400-level section or the 500-level section of a crosslisted course. The section name displays the student's actual section information, followed by the crosslisted Canvas course name.
• Assign differential due dates to individual sections. This is similar to assigning due dates to individual students; the course sections now appear in the “Assign To” field on Canvas assignments, quizzes and discussions.
  • Watch the Section-Specific Due Dates instructional video (less than a minute).
  • Read more about differential due dates on Canvas Guides.
• Create a graduate student-only assignment (for crosslisted courses)
  • Watch the Graduate Student-Only Assignment instructional video (less than a minute).
• Filter the Canvas gradebook and SpeedGrader by Sections.
  • Watch the Filter Grades/SpeedGrader by Sections instructional video (less than a minute).
• Send messages and announcements to specific sections.
  • Watch the Section-Specific Announcement instructional video (less than a minute).
• Limit TA, CanvasTA, and Grader views to specific sections.
  • When adding an individual to a Canvas course through the "Add TA..." tool, select only the section(s) you want the individual to have access to.

Learn more about Canvas Roles and Permissions

Still have questions?

If you questions about this topic or related topics, please use one of the following methods to contact the Canvas team at Oregon State:

• Add a comment/question to this article using the tools below the article
• Send an email to Canvas@oregonstate.edu