Hello and welcome! This blog is devoted to the College of Liberal Arts’ faculty and instructors who are moving their courses from RamCT to Canvas.

Every week I will answer your questions and/or post information about the transition and Canvas. Canvas is a great tool. I call it a new generation learning management system because I have worked with Blackboard, Sakai, and Moodle, and while Canvas has all of the standard LMS features, it is a completely different tool. In general, it is a more open, social tool, and while it is younger – and therefore not as robust as some of the more mature learning management systems, it also better reflects what we can do online today. It’s fresh. More on all of that soon.

For now, I want to focus on you. What are your needs and concerns about moving your courses from RamCT to Canvas? Please let me know by completing this brief survey:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CLA-CanvasTransition

I will write this blog, develop screencast guides, and host hands-on workshops based on what you tell me.

Thanks for letting me know what you need!

Comments

  1. Hi Kathy,

    If possible, could you please let me know when hands-on workshops regarding CANVAS are scheduled for this summer? I am trying to schedule an out-of-town trip, and I don’t want to miss the training opportunity.

    Many Thanks!

    Kathryn Hulings

    1. Hi Kathryn – Thank your for your reply! I wish that I had a schedule settled that I can give you, but I don’t. I am currently working on a schedule to deliver 5 hours of hands-on and custom workshops for each department in the College, and I will announce those dates here and through each department as soon as they are set. I will then schedule several more workshops that will be located at a central CLA location in June, July, and August. As soon as I have the dates, I will post them here. Please subscribe to the Blog so that you will get announcements (maximum of one 1/day) when I post the dates. Watch too for ACNS training dates. I will post those here as well.

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