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Here are some recommendations regarding accessibility: How Do I Make My Course Resources Accessible? Ideally, all material you add to the course will be accessible to all students. Learn how to organize files and do bulk uploads.Make sure Files is available in the left-hand navigation and that any files not intended for student viewing are restricted.Add files such as documents, PDFs, slides, or spreadsheets. The Files area in Canvas provides a place for storing all course materials. LEARN MORE ABOUT DISCUSSIONS Share Course Documents Group Discussions make discussions in large classes more manageable. For large classes with Teaching Assistants, see Creating Group Assignments and Discussions.Learn more about discussions and get recommendations.Setting up a Canvas discussion is an easy way to allow instructors to discuss course content or assignments with students, or for students to share work or ask questions. LEARN MORE ABOUT CANVAS Set Up a Class Discussion For help setting up a remote group or team projects, sign up for a consultation. Read about best practices for leveraging Canvas and Zoom as tools for virtual teamwork.Review the Accessibility Recommendations for Remote Teaching to learn more about accessible documents text equivalents for audio, video, and images holding a live meeting, and more.Review the Teaching Remotely Readiness Checklist to gather the materials necessary to begin teaching remotely in Canvas.
