Staff Picks
Here are a few examples of publicly available courses in Canvas. Note: Some of these courses are "in progress" or Canvas Network courses.
Public Canvas Courses
- Social Media (Canvas Network Course)
- Thriving in our Digital World by the University of Texas at Austin and Project Engage
- MOOC MOOC January 2013 (Canvas Network Course, Hybrid Pedagogy)
- Art Appreciation (Canvas Network Course, Open Course Library)
- History of Ancient Civilization (Canvas Network Course, Saylor.org)
- Game Design Concepts (Canvas Network Course)
- Introduction to Openness in Education (Canvas Network Course, Lumen Learning)
- International Health Systems (Canvas Network Course, University of Central Florida)
- English Composition I (Canvas Network Course, Lumen Learning)
- Algebra+ (Canvas Network Course, Peninsula College)
- U.S. History 2 (Canvas Network Course, Seattle Central Community College)
- Intro to Oceanography - Stein
- Introduction to Psychology by Keene State College
- AUSV 1320 OPEN Automotive Electronics by John Kelley (Weber State University)
- Writing through Media, by Zach Whalen (University of Mary Washington)
- Physics of Animation, by Alejandro Garcia (FFT, teaches for San Jose State University)
- The Symmetries of Things, by Sean Raleigh (Westminster)
- Anatomy & Physiology II, by Bill Hanna (Massasoit CC)
- Human Genetics, by Bill Hanna (Massasoit CC)
- International Accounting Issues, Brian Teeter (FFT, teaches for University of Pittsburgh)
- Accounting Information Systems, Brian Teeter (FFT, teaches for University of Pittsburgh)
- Principles of Management, Gary Shelman (Alamo Colleges)
- Technology Strategy, by Karl Ulrich (Wharton Business School)
- The Internet and Society, by Robert Greenberg (FFT, teaches for Bard High School)
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