When you open a course, you can see the list of assignments in your course. When new submissions are received, you can view the assignments that need grading.

Note: The images in this lesson are shown with the default SpeedGrader settings. If you change any app settings, your view of the app may be slightly different.

If you receive an email welcoming you to Arc, you need to verify your account by setting up a password. This password is used to access a specific Arc site separate from Canvas. When you accept the account invitation, the login page shows the URL you should use to manage and access Arc.

Most commonly, email invitations are only sent to users who are invited to Arc as admins. Currently Arc users can only be managed by admins in the institution's Arc site.

The password you create for your Arc site currently does not sync with your Canvas login, so for best results, create the same password for Arc that you use for Canvas. If you choose a different password, you can reset your password in your Arc site at any time using the password reset link.

Except for the Arc site user menu, Arc sites display the same content as found in an Arc account.

You can view your assignment type submission to verify it was submitted correctly.

The images in this lesson are shown for a phone display, but unless otherwise noted, tablet displays mirror the same steps.

The Canvas app helps you keep track of all course assignments. You can also view newly created assignments or changes to assignments in the Notifications tab.

Instructors have limited support in Assignments.

The images in this lesson are shown for a phone display, but unless otherwise noted, tablet displays mirror the same steps.

Note: The Course Navigation menu matches the browser version of your Canvas course. If you are a student and Assignments is not available in Course Navigation, it will also be hidden from view in the app.

If you send or receive a group conversations message, you can easily view all the recipients in the message.

The images in this lesson are shown for a phone display, but unless otherwise noted, tablet displays mirror the same steps.