1. Christine Dereberry Hope Liu Learning Services
Different students, different ways of learning in Canvas Arts and Sciences College Day
Welcome to Canvas Cardinal Stritch Universities new learning management system. I am Christine Dereberry and I am part of Learning Services.
Christine Dereberry
Hope Liu
Learning Services

2. Outline Examine methods for engaging multiple types of students
Explore the many features of Canvas that may assist faculty in meeting the learning and engagement needs of students
Examine the needs of multiple types of students when taking a blended / online course

3. The Quiet Student
Description: the student may know the answer but it takes them longer to formulate the answer thus they don’t raise their hand, deep thinker, fears saying the wrong thing, is mentally engaged, wants connection with the instructor, enjoys ing or speaking to the instructor after class.
Needs: wants to be heard and has good ideas

4. The Quiet Student Use of Journaling Use of Discussion
Use of Conversations
Use of Feedback
Tour of Canvas

5. The Un-Student
Description: the student can be see as un-motivated, un-engaged, un-organized, and is under utilizing their skills. The student wants the good grade but may not put pencil to paper. May only show up for exams.
Needs: student isn’t seeing the connection between the course and future goals or skills needed for success. Student may have learning difficulties or requirements. Student’s first indication they may not be successful equals the immediate dropping of the course.

6. The Un-Student Use of Low-stakes quizzes
Use of adaptive release of content based on performance of low-stakes quizzes
Use of media to explain difficult concepts
Use of surveys to gauge reaction and feeling of support when taking the course
Use of help documents at the point of need when trying new activities in the course

7. The Super Student
Description: the student enjoys the challenge of school and is seen by others as a leader. They seek to solve problems by researching and actual will read help documents. Creates personal goals and tasks for themselves and will readily start off a project when placed in a group.
Needs: likes to lead, enjoys completing a well throughout task, likes to feel accomplishment, enjoys the challenge that sparks their use of problem solving, real world activities are engaging

8. The Super Student Use of groupwork Use of real world authentic tasks
Use of relevant and timely materials / resources
Use of multiple submission types
Use of independent study type activities

9. The Connected Student
Description: the student is always on their device, their phone is their connection to the all things they find valuable, sees themselves as part of the global community
Needs: instant access, speed of access, timeliness of information, ease of getting to the items they need to complete, clear and well written instructions, frequency of new items or attention grabbing content

10. The Connected Student Use of Conversations Use of media/video
Use of video feedback from instructor
Use of groupwork

11. When taking a blended/online course, all students need
Clear expectations
Communication – frequency and preferred method
Instructor Presence
Feedback – both formative and summative
Clarity
Help at the point of need
Engagement – use of video
Challenging topics / real world problems to solve
Interaction with peers
Time management assistance

12. Want to Learn More? Summer Class Crashers Courses:
One and Done’s – get in, get done, and get out. 2 hours and you will have your Course homepage and syllabus completed. Offered three times a week all summer long.
Beyond the Classroom Doors – Learn some of the easy, low stakes, timesaving techniques you can do with Canvas to keep your class learning outside of the classroom.
Come see us! Register for one of our classes:

13. Questions?

14. Session Locations
DS 107 – Speedgrader – Sarah Foust-Vinson and Maureen McKnight
DS 108 – Different students, different ways of learning in Canvas – Christine Dereberry
DS 212 – Can Canvas really make my life better? – Hope Liu