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​​​​​​​Non-Credit Courses, Communities, and Collaborative Spaces Using Google Classroom (Instructors)
When an academic component or department needs the features available in Canvas for non-credit courses, educational activities, or other communities the use of Google Classroom is recommended.
Statement of Community Respect
Community Council
Living Learning Communities
Civility and Community Standards, Office of
Counseling and Family Therapy Clinic (Community Clinic)
Comparing Collaboration Software
TWU offers many options to collaborate within and outside the campus community. Each tool offers different options.
File Storage and Sharing Options: X-Drive vs. Google Drive vs. OneDrive
The University community has many options for shared file storage. Google Drive and the “X-Drive” are free to faculty, staff, and students and supported by IT Solutions.
Special Features
Living Learning
Getting Started with Groups in Canvas (Students)
Instructors can create groups inside a course as a collaborative tool that allows students to communicate with each other and work together on course assignments. Students assigned to a group can create their own discussions, collaborations, announcements, and conferences that are not visible to the rest of the students enrolled in the course.
New Quizzes in Canvas (Instructors)
As Classic Quizzes move toward a June 2024 planned retirement, it is recommended that instructors begin exploring New Quizzes. You can still create, edit, and use Classic Quizzes. In the Fall 2022 term, you will be able to create quizzes using Classic Quizzes and New Quizzes.
Information Technology Use Rules
Student Rights and Obligations
Denton Campus Area COVID-19