Collect student work
Canvas supports several ways of collecting work via the Canvas Assignments features. It is also integrated with several third-party tools, including Turnitin.
- Use Canvas Assignments to collect work via direct text entry, uploaded files, or Google Docs.
- Canvas is integrated with Turnitin to help ensure academic integrity in student work.
- Review information on accommodations (such as additional time) to support accessibility.
Assess student learning
Canvas provides several ways to assess student learning and activity, including Quizzes and Analytics.
- Use Canvas Quizzes to conduct quizzes and exams.
- Review information on accommodations using the Moderate Quizzes feature to provide extra time and/or additional attempts.
- Use Canvas Analytics to review course activity and grade statistics.
Use peer-reviewed assignments
Canvas enables students to provide feedback on their peers’ submissions using the Peer Review Assignments feature.
Facilitate group work
- Use Canvas Groups and Canvas Collaborations for facilitating group work.
- During a Zoom call, use Zoom Breakout Rooms to encourage small group discussion.
Conduct a monitored or proctored exam
Please review the Remote Exam Monitoring & Proctoring page to learn about conducting monitored or proctored exams.
Poll students during a class session
- Use Zoom Polls to quickly poll your students during a Zoom session.
- Try out PollEverywhere and iClicker Cloud for polling students using a dedicated tool with more features.
Remote Exam Monitoring & Proctoring Options
Information about the two supported remote exam monitoring & proctoring options.
Remote Assessment Considerations
Information from the Office of the Vice Provost for Teaching & Learning around remote assessment pedagogy, tools, and techniques.
Academic integrity & assessment
Dealing with academic integrity and assessment in a remote environment.
Assessment Strategies & Tools
A collection of assessment strategies and links to specific resources.
Alternate assessment framework
Provides a potential framework for developing alternative assessment strategies for in-class multiple choice/short answer exams.