• Resources Home
  • Technologies
  • Strategies
  • Course Design
  • Resources Home
  • Technologies
  • Strategies
  • Course Design

Canvas

home/Resources/Canvas
Expand All Collapse All
  • Canvas
    • Access Canvas
    • Import Content into Your Canvas Course
    • Upload Your Syllabus
    • Share Your Syllabus
    • Review the Course-Launch Checklist
    • Publish Your Canvas Course
    • Understanding Your Canvas Courses Menu
  • Get Started In Canvas
    • Basic Computer Specifications for Canvas
    • Canvas-Supported Browsers
    • Customize User Display Settings
    • Customize Your Notifications
    • Your Canvas Dashboard
    • Customize "My Courses"
    • Get Started With The Calendar
    • Canvas on a Mobile Device
    • Link Canvas Courses
  • Design Your Course
    • Options To Organize Content
    • Set Up A Homepage
    • Import Content Into Your Canvas Course
      • Remove announcements when copying a Canvas site
    • Course-level Settings
    • Modify Your Course Menu
    • Get Started with the Rich Content Editor
    • Get Started With Modules
    • Get Started With Pages
    • Get Started With Files
    • Student View
    • Share Your Syllabus
    • Library Content
    • Add Media In Canvas
    • Canvas Commons
  • Assignments and Grades
    • Get Started With Assignments
    • Get Started with Quizzes
      • Building a Quiz and Grading a Quiz
      • Quiz Options for Managing Accommodations & Supporting Academic Integrity
    • Get Started with Google Assignments
      • Create a Google Assignment
        • Get Started with the Google Originality Checker
        • Compare Google Grader and Canvas SpeedGrader
        • Compare Google Rubrics and Canvas Rubrics
    • Introducing New Quizzes
      • Migrating Classic Quizzes to New Quizzes
      • Building a New Quiz
      • Accessibility & Accommodations in New Quizzes
      • New Quizzes Support for Academic Integrity
      • Grading New Quizzes
    • Get Started with Respondus LockDown Browser & Monitor
      • Enabling LockDown Browser
      • Enabling Respondus Monitor
      • Student Respondus LockDown Browser & Monitor Guide 
      • Using Classroom Wifi for Assessments and Activities
    • Get Started with the Gradebook
      • Posting Grades and Feedback
      • Student-Facing Grade Notifications
      • Troubleshooting in the Canvas Gradebook
    • Take Attendance In Canvas
    • Student View Of Grades
    • Get Started with SpeedGrader
      • Addressing Bias in SpeedGrader
    • Grading Schemes
    • Rubrics
    • Peer Review
    • Get Started with Gradescope Bubble Sheet Assessments
    • Canvas Discussions
      • Discussions: Navigating the Interface
      • Discussions: Locating Groups
      • Discussions: Anonymity & Privacy
  • People and Groups
    • Add People To Canvas
    • User Roles + Permissions
    • Get Started With Groups
    • Get Started With Analytics
  • Model Canvas Courses
  • Canvas Guide for Students
    • Changing Your Display Name and Setting Pronouns
    • Syllabus Search Student Guide
    • Using the Immersive Reader
    • Google Assignments Student Guide

Using Classroom Wifi for Assessments and Activities

Information for Students

Your classroom has strong wifi, successfully using it can also depend on making sure your device is ready. The steps your instructor may ask you to take will depend on your location, the number of students in the class, and how you’ll be using wifi. Please keep in mind that some general practices (turning off your computer at the end of each day or at least restarting it daily, closing programs and tabs when you’re not using them) can help ensure your laptop is in good shape for an important moment like an online exam.

In a class where you’ll be taking an exam, as soon as you’re in your seat:

  • If you’re bringing in a wifi device you’re not using (phone, tablet or laptop), turn off its wifi or turn it off entirely (rather than using AirPlane mode, which does not always shut down wifi).
  • For the device you’re using, if you encounter any issues:
    • Toggle wifi off, wait 15 seconds and then turn it back on, to get a better connection.
    • Restart the device you’re using, to restart both wifi and your browser. 

If you’re taking an exam, arrive at least ten minutes in advance, so you have as much time as possible to prepare after you take your seat. 

If you’re taking an exam in a class of more than fifty students, restart your computer as soon as you’re in your seat, then enter your Quiz so you will be ready as soon as it opens.

Previous
Student Respondus LockDown Browser & Monitor Guide 
Next
Get Started with the Gradebook
CTE Logo

Contact Us | CTE Home | Log In