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===Communication Overview (Video)===
 
=====In this video, you will learn how to communicate with your students using Announcements, Discussions, and Conversations.=====
 
  
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[https://community.canvaslms.com/videos/1090 Announcements] allow you to communicate with your students about course activities and post interesting course-related topics. Remind students about upcoming deadlines. Point students to internal and external resources in the form of written content/attachments or even audio/video comments. Feed a custom RSS feed related to the topic of the offering to your students.
 
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===[https://community.canvaslms.com/videos/1090 Announcements]===
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Announcements allow you to communicate with your students about course activities and post interesting course-related topics. Remind students about upcoming deadlines. Point students to internal and external resources in the form of written content/attachments or even audio/video comments. Feed a custom RSS feed related to the topic of the offering to your students.
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===[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-4131#jive_content_id_Discussions Discussions]===
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Discussions within Canvas provide an integrated system for you and your students to start and contribute to discussion topics. Discussions can also be created as an assignment for grading purposes and can be integrated with the Canvas Gradebook.
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[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-4131#jive_content_id_Discussions Discussions] within Canvas provide an integrated system for you and your students to start and contribute to discussion topics. Discussions can also be created as an assignment for grading purposes and can be integrated with the Canvas Gradebook.
 
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=====See also Instructure's video: "Discussion Creation"=====
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===[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-4131#jive_content_id_Conferences Conferences]===
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===Conferences===
Conferences can be used primarily for conducting virtual lectures and virtual office hours. You can use conferences to conduct presentations to a large online audience using webcams, audio, and desktop sharing abilities. Conferences also allow you to conduct a live chat session with the audience present in the conference room. Conference rooms can also be used by students to conduct group study sessions.
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[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-4131#jive_content_id_Conferences Conferences] can be used primarily for conducting virtual lectures and virtual office hours. You can use conferences to conduct presentations to a large online audience using webcams, audio, and desktop sharing abilities. Conferences also allow you to conduct a live chat session with the audience present in the conference room. Conference rooms can also be used by students to conduct group study sessions.
 
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====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-1957 How do I record a Conference?]====
 
====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-1957 How do I record a Conference?]====
 
When you are creating a new conference, you can choose to record your conference to view at a later date.
 
When you are creating a new conference, you can choose to record your conference to view at a later date.
*'''Note:''' Recordings are automatically deleted 14 days after the conference ends.
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'''Note:''' Recordings are automatically deleted 14 days after the conference ends.
  
 
====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-1956  How do I edit a Conference?]====
 
====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-1956  How do I edit a Conference?]====
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You can edit the settings of a Conference in your course.
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====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-1951 What kinds of notifications will show up in my Course Activity Stream?]====
 
====[https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-1951 What kinds of notifications will show up in my Course Activity Stream?]====
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'''Related:'''
*[https://evergreen.instructure.com/courses/96 Canvas Orientation for Faculty]
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*[https://canvas.evergreen.edu/enroll/X9GKRT Canvas for Faculty (Canvas Course)]
 
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Options for Communicating with Students in Canvas

Announcements

Announcements allow you to communicate with your students about course activities and post interesting course-related topics. Remind students about upcoming deadlines. Point students to internal and external resources in the form of written content/attachments or even audio/video comments. Feed a custom RSS feed related to the topic of the offering to your students.

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Discussions

Discussions within Canvas provide an integrated system for you and your students to start and contribute to discussion topics. Discussions can also be created as an assignment for grading purposes and can be integrated with the Canvas Gradebook.

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Calendar

One of the challenges facing both students and faculty is keeping track of all of the assignments planned throughout the term. The Calendar helps everyone stay on schedule and up to date.

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Conversations

Conversations is a messaging system within Canvas.

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Comments/Feedback

Canvas provides a variety of options for leaving feedback for students. See also Assessment and Grading Tools.

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Conferences

Conferences can be used primarily for conducting virtual lectures and virtual office hours. You can use conferences to conduct presentations to a large online audience using webcams, audio, and desktop sharing abilities. Conferences also allow you to conduct a live chat session with the audience present in the conference room. Conference rooms can also be used by students to conduct group study sessions.

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Course Activity Stream

The Course Activity Stream shows you all of the recent activity from a single course. This is different from the Global Stream, which you see in the Dashboard when you first log in to Canvas. As faculty, you have the option to show the Course Activity Stream as your Course Home Page or not.

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