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All Canvas textboxes have LaTeX functionality if you need to display equations (useful for quizzes/exams).

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All Canvas textboxes have LaTeX functionality if you need to display equations (useful for quizzes/exams).

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Explore all the question types now, some may or may not suit the knowledge you are trying to explore

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Explore all the question types now, some may or may not suit the knowledge you are trying to explore

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ask to upload only one document for each main question

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A great way to randomise questions

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-Good for mid tests as students can learn from the responses
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Use sections to prevent tutors from seeing other students' marks (and therefore accidentally deleting a mark) - set the tutors to only see the section they are marking. (Sections functionality improved & simplified in semester 2)

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I really like the way that you can enter multiple due dates for an assignment eg when students present in different weeks or when a student has an extension. Very clear for everyone.

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put up time pressure (more questions than reasonably can be expected to be answered in the time) and in addition using question banks (with a number of variations of the same question, such that students can not immediately copy from each other)

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put up time pressure (more questions than reasonably can be expected to be answered in the time) and in addition using question banks (with a number of variations of the same question, such that students can not immediately copy from each other)

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Some tasks e.g. that involve diagrammatic solution to questions would usually just go straight in exam book.  Online you might need to do this then enter answer and scan a diagram.  You need to think through the detailed process to work out extra time to allow.

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learn from closely related colleagues in department.

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learn from closely related colleagues in department.

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CIS has a slack channel with a thread called remote-teaching, which has become a corpus of useful question/answers w.r.t. Canvas and online teaching 

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CIS has a slack channel with a thread called remote-teaching, which has become a corpus of useful question/answers w.r.t. Canvas and online teaching 

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We discussed the way to set up the exam to have one mark per minute for mark distribution and as a good indication of time students should spend on each question. 

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We discussed the way to set up the exam to have one mark per minute for mark distribution and as a good indication of time students should spend on each question. 

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I found this really difficult to manage. No way to download the granular marks from the rubric.

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Have several mini-sets or pairs of equivalent questions

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For live quizzes during tutorials "Poll Everywhere" can be a good tool.

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If you will have two markers you need to have two submissions for the same assignment (eg: supervisor and tutor)

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-Need preparation for students and staff
-Also good for assignments
-Good for commenting
-Easy marking
-Automatic mark adjustment
-Build an extra rubric when you marking
-All students get the same exams, unless you put them into different groups in canvas. It can be done, but not easy!
-Issues for students to submit their responses for the AEA exams to upload their answers. They may need extra time!
-Training for some students are required.

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Question type: file submission - One has to download file to grade it

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Question type: file submission - One has to download file to grade it

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Randomise with student ID the initial conditions for calculations

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Randomise with student ID the initial conditions for calculations

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Find your specialist and ask

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Check that the questions in each are equivalent in difficulty if using for a marked assessment