As an instructor, you can allow users in your course to download an ePub file to view your course using an ePub reader. Learn how to download your course ePub file.

The default ePub organization is by module, meaning only items that students have access to view in each module will be included in the ePub file. Locked modules list either their pre-requisites or the unlock date, as well as the items that are contained within that module (though not the actual content of those items themselves). However, you can choose to set your course organization by content type (e.g. assignments, quizzes, etc.).

Notes:

• ePub Exporting is currently a course opt-in feature. To enable this feature, learn how to manage feature options in the course features lesson.
• If your account does not display the ePub Export option, your institution may only allow you to manage offline content as an HTML file.

If you want to grade assignments without knowing who submitted them, you can hide student names in SpeedGrader for anonymous grading. Hiding student names is done on a per-assignment basis.

If you want to hide student names for all assignments in a course, learn how to manage feature options in the course features lesson.

Note: Hiding names in SpeedGrader does not affect names in the Gradebook and must be done separately. Learn how to hide student names in the Gradebook.

If you created an outcome in your course that you need to edit or delete, you can do so as long as the outcome has not yet been used to assess a student. Once the outcome has been aligned with an item or artifact and used for scoring, you cannot modify the outcome.

You can delete an outcome group as long as it does not contain any outcomes that cannot be modified.

Notes:

• Unless you have permission, you cannot modify an outcome or outcome group that was added at the account level
• Outcomes that cannot be edited but can be deleted are aligned with a question bank but have not yet been used to assess a student

State and Common Core Standards are goals objectives for student assessment in the United States. These standards have been created by the nation's governors and educational leaders to assess specific student learning.

All State Standards added at the account or sub-account levels are available to you as an instructor.

• Common Core Standards are available for Language Arts, Math, and Science (NGSS)
• State-specific standards are available for Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies (if imported by your institution)
• Your Canvas Administrator must import the standards before you can find and import them for a course

State and Common Core Standards imported to the account or sub-account levels can be found within the Account Standards outcome group. However, all Common Core Standards are always available as a separate outcome group for importing.

If finding an outcome does not display any State or Common Core standards, or if you would like to use non-core standards for subjects such as PE, Health, Art, etc., please contact your Canvas Administrator.