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Information and what to update before publishing

Please remove all text in italics before publishing your course.

This course template room is created and continually updated to help you as a teacher create clearer course rooms in Canvas. For more information about how to use this template, see the READ ME module.

This page is a front-page template. Please replace all text inside the [square brackets] with information relevant to your course before publishing. You are, of course, free to replace more, or all, text as you see fit. Please remember to follow the accessibility guidelines (intra.kth.se) for your content.

If you're a new user on Canvas, here is a friendly reminder to complete the mandatory course Canvas@KTH – An introductory course. It's a self-study course designed to teach you how to navigate and set up your Canvas room.

Welcome to the course [XXYYYY]!

We are glad to welcome you to [course XXYYYY]. During this course, you will [add relevant information to the students here; what they will learn, develop and experience].

Remember that you must have registered to maintain access to your courses after the web registration period. [Add or edit the information, so it is relevant for the course]

We hope that you, by the end of this course, will have [add relevant information; developed essential skills for your future education as well as for life].

Course content

In the Syllabus, you can find a course summary and links to the Course PM and the course's intended learning outcomes (ILOs).

Information and assignments

You find published information about the course, and published course content, in Modules. You also find the Zoom link for our scheduled activities in the module [module name for the Zoom link].

Under Assignments, you will find all quizzes and submissions that are due during the course. Note that you might find assignments in the modules; it's the same assignment, just linked to from the module.

Course literature and resources

The following course literature is used in the course:

[Add course literature. If it is a long list, refer to a page].

The course uses [name of software], which you can find more information about under [link].

[Add information about any tools/software used in the course, e.g. Matlab, Python, etc.) and how students gain access].

Grades

You can find your grades on submitted assignments and quizzes under Grades.

Communication and groups

You can find all announcements posted via Announcements.

Under the People tab, you can find the groups you are a part of in this course.

[Be clear about how and where course communication should take place to avoid possible misunderstandings].

Contact information

In this course, you will meet [add the teachers' names and brief information about them].

[Name1] ...@kth.se

[Name2] ...@kth.se