Canvas - File Storage/Large Files (Students)
Storage for files on Canvas is limited. You'll need to delete some previously stored files (or relocate those files elsewhere), then upload your documents. Please refer to the Canvas Student Guide, under “Files” for instructions on how to deal with individual files. Documentation for managing your Canvas files can be found here: https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Student-Guide/How-do-I-view-my-user-files-as-a-student/ta-p/483
You can, however, bypass the storage limit by linking to files (documents, videos, etc) on your Alliant OneDrive or personal Gmail account.
You can, however, bypass the storage limit by linking to files (documents, videos, etc) on your Alliant OneDrive or personal Gmail account.
In Discussions (from the Content Editor)
justOne was to add files it through the Content Editor.
The Canvas Content Editor appears anywhere you are to submit comments, assignments or discussions.
When you reply to a discussion, the editor automatically appears. You can attach or link to any file you store on OneDrive or GoogleDocs. Just click the button.
The Canvas Content Editor appears anywhere you are to submit comments, assignments or discussions.
When you reply to a discussion, the editor automatically appears. You can attach or link to any file you store on OneDrive or GoogleDocs. Just click the button.
In the Assignment Submissions
Provided your instructor requires a file upload, you can either:
Select the appropriate tab to upload or link your file
- Upload the file directly from your computer
- Upload/link to the file from 0365/OneDrive
- Upload/link to the file from GoogleDrive
Select the appropriate tab to upload or link your file
