Earlier this year, several colleagues asked me how to leverage Canvas for journals and blogs. There is not a direct tool and I myself embed the wordpress blogger tool into my Canvas Homepage in my US history classes.
But I used this feature with my International Relations class and it worked well.
Here’s a quick way to set up individual discussions that could serve as a blogging tool for your students.
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FCIT is hosting lunch and learn sessions over the next three months. Come spend some time learning some new technology tools that seamlessly integrate with Canvas. Where and When: We
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