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Gjenbruk av godt undervisningsmateriell

Canvas kommer med et LOR (Learning Object Repository): Canvas Commons-tjenesten som lar deg dele ressurser med andre i en sky-tjeneste (se denne siden for mer).

Men ofte er det like viktig å "dele med deg selv" - du vil kopiere en innholdsside eller innleveringsoppgave til et nytt emne. Dette kan du gjøre på ulike måter; vi ser på noen av dem her.

Kopiere fra emne til emne

Faglærere kan kopiere hele eller deler av et emne til et nytt emne. Du gjør slik:

1. Gå inn i emnet du vil kopiere inn i (via Dashbord)

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Eksportere mitt innhold

Når du har laget faglig innhold som du ønsker å dele med kolleger, instituttet eller med et annet universitet, så kan du gjøre dette via Commons. Legg også merke til at dette er bra sted for å lage ditt eget LOR-arkiv. Du kan dele hele emner, moduler eller modulelementer:

Commons: Share Resources from Canvas LMS on Vimeo.

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Canvas Commons - your new LOR

Canvas comes with a LOR - Learning Object Repository. Canvas Commons is a service that lets you export, share, and import teaching resources to your own courses. The course you are taking now is an example of that: its made at UiT, saved to Commons, downloaded and adapted here at HVL

As of right now, most of the content in Commons is in English, but we hope to see this change as more Scandinavian schools start to user Canvas. Canvas is used by a schools at at levels of education, so make sure to search for content designed for HE (higher education).

Watch this video to get acquainted with Canvas Commons:

Commons Overview from Canvas LMS on Vimeo.

Import content

Teachers can share content in several ways. You can export content from a course, send the file via email, and then have the received import the content to their own course.

An alternative is to use Canvas Commons. Not just because you skip the export/import steps, but also because using a LOR gives you a better overview over available content, what others have said about the content, and it is easier to update the content in your own courses.

Watch this video about importing content from Commons:

Commons: Find and Import Resources from Canvas LMS on Vimeo.

Export my content

When you have teaching resources you want to share with your colleagues, department, or another university, you can do this with Commons. Note that Commons is a good place to build up your LOR archive. You can share entire courses, modules, or content items:

Commons: Share Resources from Canvas LMS on Vimeo.

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