IMA3 Instructional Video

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Performance Problem Analysis

As a high school teacher whose district used Canvas as our LMS, knowing your way around the platform and how it can increase your efficiency for future classes and school years is clutch. Canvas tips and trick are available everywhere and I know people, like my district’s instructional staff developer, who have dedicated much of their work time to increased efficiency with Canvas. Canvas also has its own resource center for content. This is something that teachers at any level could benefit from if they use Canvas. At the high school level, and my school specifically, there are always emails that go out about Canvas questions and requests for help. There is always an uptick in asks for help as the end of the school year approaches. I think this would make sense as an educational instruction for teachers and is feasible within the time frame and my ability. A canvas tutorial would’ve been very useful to me when I was first learning the platform and I’m sure to others as they learn to navigate it. Instructional technology in general makes my heart soar but having a lot of experience with this makes me happy. This instructional video is a quick "how to" on packaging a Canvas course, saving it to the commons, and importing it to future course tiles.

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