Organize Content by Using Modules
Modules offer and easy way to organize your class to make it easy for students to identify what is expected from them. Modules are like a table of contents with headers and sub-sections. Some instructors organize their modules by subject or theme, some organize by week.
Creating Modules
How do I create Modules?
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Modules: Creation and Management
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Adding content to your modules
Each module can link to various types of content or other areas of your course, like files, discussion boards, pages, or assignments and quizzes.
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- Put every element that you create into your Modules (all discussions, assignments, pages).
- Organize modules chronologically, by week, unit, or lesson.
Customize Students' Access to Modules
As with many items in Canvas, you can decide to keep a module in draft mode or publish it when you are ready for students to see it. To unpublish a Module, simply click on the checkmark in the green circle to the right of the module, so that it turns into a grey unpublished symbol.
Remember: the module's publish/unpublish status overrides the status of items in the Module. If you publish a Module, all items in it will be published as well.
Locking a module until a specific date
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How do I add requirements to a module?
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How do I set up prerequisite modules?
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New "Assign To" Interface