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Syllabus

Introductory Task

Module 2

Post-class: Diagnostic Tool Critique and Recommendations

Micro-Lesson and Critique (Assignment)

Multimedia examples

Post-class: Meet the kids (uses Articulate Rise)

Pre-class: Constructivism in the classroom - Mr. Le's nomenclature lesson (uses Articulate Rise)

Pre-class: Critique a lesson (uses CLAS)

Extra assessments

Pre-class: What are your misconceptions (Quiz)

Lesson and Reflection (Assignment)

I used the HTML Editor in Canvas. You can't really make pretty layouts in the Rich Content Editor (the default thing you see when you edit a page).

My most frequently used HTML codes are columns, background fill, bar divider, and tabs.

General Canvas help
Canvas Community
Everyone has questions and someone has an answer. Usually I just google my questions and see what comes up!

HTML starting point
Canvas Style Guide (deprecated)
Some codes will no longer work because of changes to Canvas, but this can be a good starting point for seeing HTML and getting some code.

Tip: Make some unpublished pages in Canvas to test HTML and layouts. When you need to, go back to these pages to copy and paste the codes!

For accessibility
How to meet WCAG (Quick Reference)
Colour Contrast Checker

When you're editing a page, click on HTML Editor:

If you already had stuff on the page, you'll see a bunch of tags (e.g., <p></p>, <div></div>):

Now you can type or paste in HTML code and see what happens!

Good luck and happy creating!

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