<p>You can manually manage a user's login information in an account. You can create a new login for a user to access Canvas through your Canvas URL and also delete logins.</p> <p>If you have permission, you can also edit passwords for existing user logins. If you cannot view the password field for a user's existing login, you cannot edit the user's password. For assistance with this feature, please contact your Customer Success Manger. Users need to reset their passwords through the institution's password management system.</p> <p><strong>Notes:</strong> </p> <ul><li>New or updated login information is not automatically sent to the student. Changes need to be communicated to the student. For security, login information should not be sent through email and should be communicated verbally.</li> <li>If your account manages user information through a student information system (SIS), changes will also have to be made in the SIS. Any changes made in Canvas will not be passed back to the SIS.</li> </ul>

<p>When a course is completed and you want to provide read-only access to the course, you may be able to conclude the course manually in Canvas. However, if your institution uses software that automatically concludes enrollments, you do not have to manually end your course since the end date of the course will automatically conclude the course on your behalf. </p> <p>When courses are manually concluded, all enrollments are removed from the course and placed in the prior enrollments page. All users in the course will have read-only access. This change applies to all enrollments, including course instructors. Instructor-based roles will no longer have the same access in the course and will result in loss of course functionality and user information, such as viewing SIS data. If full functionality is still required for instructors but you want to conclude the course for students, you can change the end date of the course. Please note that instructors can also change the course date for their courses.</p> <p>Once a course is concluded, if you do not want students to be able to view the course at all, you can <a href="../../4214/l/332318?data-resolve-url=true&amp;data-manual-id=4214" data-object-class="article" data-object-uuid="32838876-138b-421a-ae7a-f02c27021cbe" data-object-manual-uuid="2E9EF650-E3D9-012F-D7F2-12313804AAC3" data-resolve-url="true" target="">restrict students from viewing prior courses</a>.</p> <p><strong>Note:</strong> Manually concluding a course is a course permission. If the Conclude this Course button does not appear in Course Settings, this setting has been restricted for your course. If you are an instructor, contact your admin for assistance.</p> <p><strong>Note:</strong> You can <a href="../../4214/l/238004?data-resolve-url=true&amp;data-manual-id=4214" data-object-class="article" data-object-uuid="57593556-5997-480f-9aa8-a189532e1402" data-object-manual-uuid="2E9EF650-E3D9-012F-D7F2-12313804AAC3" data-resolve-url="true" target="">unconclude courses</a> if necessary.</p>

<p>You can add a section to your course by editing your course Settings in Canvas. Sections help subdivide students within a course and offer section-specific options such as varied due dates for assignments, discussions, and quizzes. </p> <p>Sections can also be created for students who need extra time in a course, such as if a student has an incomplete grade. </p> <p><strong>Note:</strong> Sections may be added by your institution's student information system (SIS). Some course sections may have already been created for you.</p>