It can take a while for a student to show up in the course roster after they have submitted an add/drop card. Faculty can add students to the Canvas course site while this process is happening, however students will not be available through Canvas until they have been added to a Canvas course space using […]
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Can Students See My Course Site?
Middlebury is approaching the start of the undergraduate academic year, this is the time where faculty are thinking about course web sites. The college has also started the transition from Moodle to Canvas, a new Learning Management System (LMS) that is developed and hosted by Instructure. Like Moodle, faculty can create their Canvas course sites…
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Migration to Canvas Requests
The Academic Technology Group is available to assist faculty in migrating their course sites from Moodle to canvas. If you would like us to migrate your site for you, please fill out the form below or contact an Academic Technologists. Request Migration
Starting a Canvas Course Site
Starting July 1st faculty will be able to create Canvas course spaces for fall courses using the Course Hub. Start a new course Create Canvas course space using the Course Hub – http://courses.middlebury.edu At the Course Hub log in and click on the manage resources button to the left of each course listing. Click on…
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Getting Help with Canvas
Instructure provides direct support for faculty and students. You can contact Instructure for help with Canvas in the following ways: Tier I Support for faculty and students 24/7/365 Call: 844-747-2605 Email: support@instructure.com There is also a Quick Start Student Guide at http://guides.instructure.com/m/8470 and general Canvas Guides at http://guides.instructure.com/ All of these resources are accessible from…
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Announcing the new LIS Help & Support site — the gateway for great help
Thanks to the hard work of the LIS Education and Training team, LIS now offers a help gateway that collects great resources from all corners of our department and makes it easy for you to find what you need. You’re also quite likely to discover some new tools and ways to learn about technology and library resources along the way. Don’t take our word for it — visit go/lishelp and see for yourself. Here are just a few things you can do:
- Search LIS web pages and wiki lore to get answers to your questions.
- Submit a HelpDesk ticket to request assistance or search the FAQ database for answers.
- Find who in LIS can help you.
- Use quick links to access “how to” information tailored to different audiences.
- Check systems status.
- Learn how LIS can help you acquire more technology and library skills.
Did you know you can text a question to LIS?
Have a short question for LIS and your cell phone is handy? You can text your question to us by texting a message to 66746. Be sure to start your question with the word midd (for example: midd how do I get to Midcat?). First time users must start a question with midd or the text service will not know to direct it to our account. You will receive a text response back to your cell phone from someone in LIS.
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