Differences and Tricks learned from NovoEd to Canvas.net

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1. The document discusses differences between the learning management systems NovoEd and Canvas, including issues with course structure, customizing the navigation bar, peer review, creating groups, certificates, quizzes, and other small things. 2. Workarounds are presented for peer review using discussions, creating a navigation bar using the redirect tool, and dealing with Likert scale questions in quizzes. 3. Limitations in Canvas are outlined for creating groups, certificates and badges, and some quiz features, and workarounds or issues with those are described.

Differences and Tricks learned from
NovoEd to Canvas.net
DDU Seminar – Renée Schulz
Department of Information and Communication Technology
University of Agder
Grimstad, Norway
renee.schulz@uia.no

The Project
• Professor: <name> (Course Instructor)
• Me: <name> (Course Technician)
• Open course
• canvas.net
• «Success – Unleash yourself»
• About self development
• techniques to train oneself to establish habits
• How to set goals and create tasks

Problem Areas
• Course structure
• Customization of navigation bar
• Peer review
• Making groups
• Certificates and badges
• Quiz: Likert Scale
• Some little things

Course Structure
• NovoEd: • Canvas:
Module 1
Assignment
Quiz
…
page quiz assignment
page page quiz
Module 1

Navigation Bar
• NovoEd had different navigation items
• Canvas is very limited
• There is no option to directly link to a module(page)
in the standard canvas (in the navigation bar)

Navigation Bar: Redirect Tool (App)
1. type in «redirect»
2. this appears
3. have name and
page/link ready

Redirect Tool (3)
5. Fill in name and link
(canvas internal links as well)
6. Check this
7. Add App  Done.

Peer-Review Problems
• Not testable
• Limited options
Canvas instructors
propose a workaround:
«discusions» assign but no due date?
does it include «inactive»
peers?

Peer-Review (2)
Is that the indirect due date?

Peer-Review Workaround: Discussions
• Students can upload media
into the discussion
• People can choose what to
review
• Threaded replies allow that it
can be seen what is reviewed
by whom
If everyone should hand in
a personal assignment first
that the others should
review

Problems with Groups
• Limited options
• Only «split»
• «make groups of 10
students each»?
• We have to wait until all
students are enrolled to
count and then make a
number of groups??
• No student self-created
groups in canvas.net

Certificates and Badges
• Require «Module requirements»
• Requires an artificial module just to insert the
certificate into
• Make all previous modules pre-requisites
•  isn’t that a bit messy?

Limited Requirements
for Certificates and Badges
You cannot “submit 3 out of 4” etc.

Quiz: Likert Scale
• Does not work by default: workaround
Question here Answer possibilities/scale here

Quiz: Likert Scale (2)
BUT:
• Require one correct
answer
• Likert Scales don’t have
one correct answer – so
it will come out
«wrong» for some
• Cannot give points

Some little things <hr />
<hr /> in HTML Editor
where you want the line

<hr /> (2)
<hr /> in HTML Editor
where you want the line
It doesn’t matter if in a separate line or not

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1. Differences and Tricks learned from NovoEd to Canvas.net DDU Seminar – Renée Schulz Department of Information and Communication Technology University of Agder Grimstad, Norway renee.schulz@uia.no

2. The Project • Professor: <name> (Course Instructor) • Me: <name> (Course Technician) • Open course • canvas.net • «Success – Unleash yourself» • About self development • techniques to train oneself to establish habits • How to set goals and create tasks

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6. Navigation Bar added navigation items

7. Navigation Bar: Redirect Tool (App) 1. type in «redirect» 2. this appears 3. have name and page/link ready

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