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#Canva color overlay update#

By default, course cards with an image include a color overlay.

#Canva color overlay update#

Click the Update Course Details button.View the image as it will be shown in the Dashboard course card.To upload your own image, drag and drop your image in your browser or click the browse your computer link and locate an image.Toggle “Enable Dashboard Images for Courses” to On.In the Course Navigation menu, click the Settings link.The color overlay can be completely removed by a user so that only the uploaded custom image shows. When added to a course card, your image will be displayed behind a color overlay in the course card. For best results, please make sure that your images are approximately 262 pixels wide by 146 pixels high. Canvas can accept images that are in JPG, JPEG, GIF, and PNG formats. If at any time you need to check the original name of the course, you can always hover over the nickname and the original name will appear in a pop-up.Īlong with names, you can also add images to display on your course cards. Each student can set his/her own nicknames for his/her own courses.

Thus, students will not see the nicknames you have created. However, please note that a course nickname does not affect the course name at the account or course level it only changes the name of the course for the individual user who created the nickname.

Course nicknames appear in the Dashboard, Course Navigation Menu, course breadcrumbs, and notification emails. If your course has a long or confusing name, or even if you just want to label it differently, you can create a nickname for your course. Thus, at the beginning of the next quarter new courses released from the registrar will be automatically favorited for you. (2) Filled star denotes a favorite course.Īfter you have manually favorited at least one course, Canvas automatically favorites any new published course enrollments for you. (1) Empty star denotes a course that is not a favorite.

Click the star next to a course to favorite it.

In the Global Navigation menu, click the Courses link.

Your courses with student roles are listed last. Any courses that you are an instructor in will be listed first, followed by TA roles and any other custom instructor-based roles. Also, in the Dashboard, courses will be grouped by your enrollment type. If you don’t have any favorite courses, the courses list automatically displays all your courses alphabetically. If you have selected at least one course as a favorite, only your favorite courses will appear on the dashboard. If you are enrolled in more than one Canvas course, you have the ability to customize which courses you want to be displayed on your dashboard so that you can easily see them when you login. The Dashboard page shows each of your courses as a course “card” which you can click to enter your course site. When you log into Canvas, the Dashboard is the first page you will see, and it will show you all your current courses. You can even customize the course icons on the dashboard so that they are easily recognizable and represent your course topics! Fortunately, Canvas has an easy way to “star” the courses you use most frequently so they conveniently appear on your dashboard page. Obviously we don’t want to scroll through pages and pages of old courses just to find one course.

“How do I get rid of old courses and see new courses?”Īs new quarters begin, we often want to clean up our Canvas sites and move old courses.