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This article provides guidance to instructors for creating and administering Monitored Exams in Top Hat that can be accessed via Canvas. This ensures the integrity of the exam process while providing a seamless experience for students.

Initial Top Hat setup for students and instructors, as well as basic uses.

This article provides installation instructions, support instructions, and updates on tools that have integrations with Canvas (publisher content and third-party integrations).

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This article provides troubleshooting guidance for accessing and using Canvas and its third-party integrations, helping users identify common issues and determine if they're related to known bugs or system requirements.

Instructors can use the Course Import tool in Canvas to transfer content between courses, and additional steps are required to ensure third-party integrations function properly.

The Syllabus in Canvas helps your instructor communicate course expectations and information.

This article explains the commonly used icons in Canvas and their meanings, which appear in various parts of the platform to maintain a consistent interface. These icons assist users in navigating the system and understanding its features. Canvas organizes its icons into different categories, including Assignment, Attachment/Paper Clip, Discussion, Page, Quiz, Visibility, and Warning.

In Canvas, you can easily view your grades for your courses currently in progress or your concluded courses. You can also approximate your future grades.

All help and resource articles for Canvas Learning Management System (LMS).

Students and instructors can sync their Canvas calendar with their Outlook (Catmail) calendar. This allows Canvas events and assignments to appear in their Outlook calendar.

Rubrics in Canvas are assessment tools that outline specific criteria and performance levels for assignments, aiding in clear communication of expectations, and consistent grading.

Students are able to self-enroll in the Passport to Canvas (Canvas Student Orientation) course. This training is self-guided and allows you to stop when you need a break and pick back up where you left off.

Instructors can use Assignment Groups to organize the assignments in their course. When Assignment Groups are set up, you can weight the final course grade by assignment groups and filter by assignment groups in the Gradebook.

Canvas offers two ways to communicate with your students: Messaging and Announcements.