Forms and Requests for Faculty
Request a Course Enrollment Merge
Canvas Course Enrollment Merge - Please review this information to learn more about which course sections are eligible for this configuration. An enrollment merge only merges course enrollments. Content, student submissions, and grades are not transferred.
Note: Before requesting a merge for a course, please be certain your courses exist in Canvas. The request form may be deactivated during certain periods to support processing requirements. (Tip: Brief Video Tutorial for Adding Multiple Child Courses to Merge Request Form.)
Request an Enrollment MergeRequest a Course Copy
Canvas Course Copy - Reuse of certain content from term to term is part of the typical course preparation process for faculty. These step-by-step instructions provide important details for instructors wanting to complete this process themselves. Included are instructions for requesting assistance from Online@JSU.
Request Student Access for Incomplete Grade Completion
This process assumes the instructor of the course is in compliance with Procedures and policies prescribed by the Registrar's Office for Incomplete Grades. Upon approval of this request, Online@JSU will configure access in a special section of the Canvas course associated with the course/section and term for which the student originally registered. Requests for periods extending beyond policy parameters will be routed to the Registrar's Office for approval. If you are a JSU employee submitting this request on behalf of the instructor of record, this request will be routed to the instructor of record prior to routing to Online@JSU.
Request Incomplete Grade Section Enrollment
Request Special Access to a Canvas Course
Complete this form to request "special" access to a Canvas course.
- Students and instructors assigned to courses in Banner are not required to complete this form.
- The Canvas course creation process is a vital part of teaching and learning at Jacksonville State University. As such, it is important to understand the formal process in which instructors and students are added to official Canvas courses as generated by Banner. In certain situations, however, administrators and instructors request that instructors, students, and graduate assistants be added to official Canvas courses outside the formal process described above. There are official processes in place for such requests.
- Please review these processes before you request Canvas access.
Request Special Access to a Canvas Course
Request a Canvas Course Shell
Faculty at Jacksonville State University can request a Canvas course shell for a variety of reasons such as:
- New Course Development
- Departmental Needs
- Non-Academic Office Needs
- More!
Request an LTI or APP
When Should an Instructor Request an LTI or APP?LTIs and Apps can be added to Canvas to provide a new function or enhance an existing one. When should an instructor request an LTI or App?
- To access vendor content or a way for one system (LMS) to send a user to another system (vendor) in a trusted way
- To use tools outside the LMS environment and make them feel more "integrated" into the system
- To extend grading or assignment capabilities
- To provide an alternative to existing services
- LTI Request form submitted (Originator of request)
- Functionality Review (Online@JSU)
- Security Review (IT Systems and Security)
- FERPA Review (Office of the Registrar)
- Acquisition of LTI and its credentials (Originator's Department (if cost applicable) + Online@JSU)
- Bookstore Coordination (if applicable)
- Testing of LTI (Originator of request + Online@JSU)
- LMS Integration (Online@JSU)
Many LTIs have already been vetted by Online@JSU and have been added to Canvas. Examples include publisher textbooks by companies such as McGraw-Hill Connect, Pearson Revel, Pearson MyLabs, and MacMillon. Keep in mind, however, that usage may be limited to those having adopted textbooks from the specific publisher. Most importantly, while these (and other) LTIs and Apps have been installed by Online@JSU, and we will ensure the integration is as it should be, the tool and related functionality is not something we are able to support. The LTI provider and/or faculty are responsible.
Request a Canvas Global Announcement
Global Announcements offer brief and timely information to Canvas users. Global Announcements display as a notification on the top of a user's Canvas dashboard. Submission guidelines are as follows:
- Requests should be submitted no later than 14 days ahead of the desired publication date.
- No more than two Canvas Global Announcements will be displayed at one time.
- Announcements are typically published on Mondays and remain for five business days.
- To be considered for approval, Global Announcements must pertain to academic matters, technical issues, or be of interest to the majority of Canvas users.
- Announcements are limited to 75 words. To keep announcements brief, consider publishing a document with additional information in another location and linking to it from your announcement. Note: The document will need to be properly formatted and approved by an Online@JSU representative.