Tech Talks: Putting Students in the Driver Seat with Canvas Pages

Most of us are accustomed to using Canvas Pages to convey course content, such as text, images, videos, and links; however, Pages can also be used for student-led and collaborative purposes, including group projects, peer feedback, resource compilation, and brainstorming. In this Tech Talk, we'll show how to enable student page editing, discuss use cases for student-editable pages, and consider policies and practices that might be appropriate when using Pages in this way. Join us as we explore a different way to use Canvas Pages.

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A quick update regarding the question asked at 12:25, is it easy to print a Page in Canvas? The answer is, "yes, extremely easy!" If you try to print a Canvas Page, it will only print the content of the page and will not include any elements like the navigation bar, to-do list, calendar, etc. The printed result is well laid out and very easy to read.