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Updated on: Jul 19, 2024
How do I create custom sharing groups in my Canvas Studio account as an instructor?
Manual Studio Guide -
Updated on: Jul 19, 2024
How do I view and manage my Canvas Studio groups as an instructor?
Manual Studio Guide -
Updated on: Jul 19, 2024
How do I use Canvas Studio?
An Arc account allows you to manage all your Arc media at any time. You can view, share, and comment on any uploaded video or audio media file.
When Arc is integrated with Canvas, users with instructor roles can also view media within their course.
Most commonly, Arc accounts are integrated with Canvas and can be accessed through your institution's Global Navigation Menu. However, Arc can also be accessed through a separate Arc site (most commonly for admins).
To learn about available keyboard shortcuts in Arc, view the Arc Media Player Keyboard Shortcuts PDF.
Note: If your Canvas Global Navigation Menu does not include a link to Arc, and your institution did not provide you with an email to log into the Arc site, you can always access Arc through the Rich Content Editor Arc icon, though full functionality is limited. If you are an instructor, you can also access Arc through the Course Navigation Menu.
Manual Studio Guide -
Updated on: Jul 19, 2024
How do I edit the details of a resource in Commons?
Manual Commons Guide -
Updated on: Jul 19, 2024
How do I view a rubric for a discussion as an instructor?
Manual Canvas Instructor Guide -
Updated on: Jul 19, 2024
How do I update a resource I previously shared to Commons?
If you modify a resource (learning activity) in Canvas that was previously shared to Commons, you can reshare the modified resource to Commons and the existing resource in Commons will be updated.
Notes:
- To enable Commons in your Canvas instance, please contact your Customer Success Manager.
- Commons is available in all Free for Teacher (FFT) accounts. Free for Teacher users are limited to finding, importing, and sharing public resources.
- If you choose to update a previously shared resource, the previous version will be replaced. If you choose not to update a previously shared resource, a new resource will be created.
Manual Commons Guide -
Updated on: Jul 19, 2024
What information do I need to share a resource to Commons?
Manual Commons Guide -
Updated on: Jul 19, 2024
How do I share a document, image, video, or audio file to Commons?
Manual Commons Guide -
Updated on: Jul 19, 2024
How do I share a resource to Commons?
Manual Commons Guide -
Updated on: Jul 19, 2024
How do I add a thumbnail image to my shared resource?
When sharing a resource to Commons, you can upload your own thumbnail image or select an image from Flickr. A thumbnail image is a visual representation of your resource and is used in the Commons resource repository. The minimum size of your thumbnail must be at least 147 pixels high and 262 pixels wide.
Flickr searches the following licenses for images:
- Creative Commons Attribution License
- Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License
- Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs License
Learn more about Creative Content licenses. All Flickr images in Commons are moderated as safe. For concerns about how images show in Commons search, please refer to the Flickr Safety Guide.
Notes:
- To enable Commons in your Canvas instance, please contact your Customer Success Manager.
- Commons is available in all Free for Teacher (FFT) accounts. Free for Teacher users are limited to finding, importing, and sharing public resources.
Manual Commons Guide
