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GoReact is a video assessment and feedback tool that allows student to create videos to practice and demonstrate their skills. Feedback is time-stamped and supports rubric based grading.

404 Not Found error message displays in Canvas (e.g., page, discussion, assignment, etc.) when EchoVideo content has been deleted from your Library.

Learn how-to enable Zoom meetings in your Canvas course.

This article provides student resources on using Respondus LockDown Browser and common frequently asked questions.

Canvas provides online storage and file sharing in three places: Course Files, Personal Files, and Group Files. This article includes aspects of each place and offers alternative ways to share media with your students and not affect your course quota.

All students rostered in a Canvas course have access to videos shared through a EchoVideo in Canvas. Students do not have a separate log in outside of their SVSU network password. Students can access EchoVideo content in a variety of ways inside of Canvas.

Turnitin is an online resource that assists students on how to avoid plagiarism and academic dishonesty through the use of Turnitin. This article demonstrates how to create an assignment using Turnitin, how students submit a file with Turnitin enabled, and where to get support for Turnitin at SVSU.

Embed your media in Canvas via the Rich Content Editor to create new, reuse content, or upload media. Embed content within an Announcement, Assignment, Discussion, Page, etc.). Students can interact with your recordings or polls on a computer or on a mobile device.

Canvas is the learning management system used at SVSU. Canvas allows instructors to organize their courses and course content so students can find the materials they need quickly and easily. Canvas includes tools for announcements, assignments, quizzes, grades, discussion and more.

Best practices for instructors to setting up assignments or a discussion that requires students to record and share a video. ITS recommends that all users faculty and students record with SVSU tools it ensures consistency for all courses.

Record a video in Microsoft Teams for work or school teams.microsoft.com and share the link to the Canvas assignment. Or record with a video tool of your choice and upload to OneDrive and create a sharable link of the recording for the instructor to grade.

Information on the Canvas Accessibility Checker tools

The LTI error displays in Canvas when an instructor uses Student view when trying to view EchoVideo content. This is normal and something faculty can disregard.