Welcome to your Canvas course(s)! To ensure a smooth and successful learning experience, it is crucial to navigate through your course using the recommended methods. This guide will help you understand the best practices for accessing course materials and completing required activities.
Recommended Navigation Method: Course Home Page
The Course Home Page is designed to provide easy access to all course materials and required activities. Follow these steps to navigate effectively:
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Start Here Tab:
- First start by navigating to your course's Home
- Click on
. This section provides an overview of the course structure and important documents for your course.
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Complete All Items:
- Ensure you navigate through each tab and complete all items within the module to proceed to the next one.
- Be thorough and attentive to detail, as skipping any item might hinder your progress and prevent unlocking subsequent modules or assignments.
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Check Progress:
- Regularly check your progress to ensure you are on track.
- Use the Grades tab to review your completed items, scores, and assignment feedback.
Caution Against Bypassing Module Prerequisites
While students may be able to navigate directly to an assessment a couple different ways, the Module Menu provides access to your course content and rubrics needed to complete each task in a linear fashion. If you see an assignment is locked you may need
- Bypassing Required Activities: Using direct assignment links may cause you to bypass other essential directions or required activities, such as the syllabus quiz, which are necessary to unlock the next module or corresponding course material.
- Incomplete Course Progress: Relying solely on your course's To Do list can result in missing crucial module information, as it does not provide all the module requirement on one page.
Troubleshooting
If you face any technical issues or have questions about navigating your course, please contact TEL Support Services at support@tel-education.org. For course content questions, feel free to reach out to your instructor.
For more information on frequently asked questions, visit our Knowledge Base.