Wiki Page, Minettes testkurs: Content Pages

Wiki Page
2017-03-17T03:54:03-06:00

Tips

Once you have created a page, such as your Teacher Contact Information page, you can easily import it into all of your other courses.

Canvas keeps the entire history of the page so you can see how it changes over time, as well as revert back to a previous version.

If in a page you want to add a link to a Youtube video that students can view during the school day, see these directions.

Guides

Upload a Video to Canvas and Embed it on a Page Guide by Janetta

Pages Guides

Use Pages to Building Content and Collaborate
If you want to build content and resources within your course (rather than importing external content), then Pages is the way to go. Pages are where you can include text, video, and links to your files. You can even make links to other pages. Pages are where you can put content and educational resources that are part of your course, but don’t necessarily belong in an assignment, or that you want to refer to in multiple assignments.

What you are reading right now has been designed using the Pages tool. In fact, there are many uses for pages, such as:

Using pages as a way to deliver content (similar to the pages in this course)

Using pages as the course landing page (i.e. Front Page)

Using pages for course navigation (in conjunction with or in place of the course navigation menu)

Using pages to organize unit materials or a lesson overview

Using pages for 'answer keys' (then hiding the pages from student view)

Using pages as a collaboration tool, allowing students to contribute content to a page

You can use the Rich Text Editor to include links to websites, record or upload videos, insert content from Khan Academy of Slideshare, etc. You can use the Content Selector to includes links to other pages in our course, modules, files, or embed an image you've uploaded.

Video Tutorials