Did You Know? — Canvas Outcomes
Tired of grades that feel more like a punishment than a reflection of learning? You’re not alone. Traditional grading practices often focus on points and compliance rather than mastery. But
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Cybersecurity Notice: Fake CAPTCHA Attacks Targeting Trusted Websites
Many websites use CAPTCHA prompts (those small prompts asking you to confirm you’re not a robot) as a security measure. Unfortunately, malicious actors are now mimicking these prompts in a
Teaching in the Age of AI: AI-Proofing Your Assignments
AI chatbots are here, and while they offer exciting possibilities, they also challenge how we assess student learning. It’s time to shift our focus to what AI can’t replicate: the
Spring Canvas Updates
This week Canvas released a few updates, mostly regarding Canvas New Quizzes. In the Activity Log, instructors can view the Client IP address, Browser Session ID, for each question of
Teaching in the Age of AI: Tools for In-Class Writing Practice
In today’s educational landscape, particularly with the increasing presence of AI writing tools, the value of short, focused writing activities (across the curriculum) conducted within the classroom and accompanied by
Alternative to Revision History Extension
We’ve recently learned that the Revision History extension has now moved to a paid subscription model. We understand that free and accessible tools are crucial for educators, so we’ve been