When First You Login To Canvas Scroll Down To The Bottom

When First You Login To Canvas Scroll Down To The Bottom Where It Says

When first you login to Canvas scroll down to the bottom where it says “View Grades”. It will take you to a list of the courses, the course with the work is the top choice, ITM / ITM. Click that course. It then brings you to the page that shows all the grades, on the left side margin there is a choice for “Modules”, click that. This is what the module first screen looks like: The top box is the MH Campus click that. The next screen after you click to open MH looks like this: Next click the small box on the bottom left side that says “simnet simgrader”. Sometimes this link will give you a blank screen, which is server-side and out of control. Simply close the tab and click it again.

The next screen will look like this: Click the access group. The projects will show up like this: All the boxes marked “project” in blue are the assignments. Please try to access this now so I know you are beginning the work. If you cannot get in, please contact me immediately by text. Start here: click “students” at the top, then click the first box that says “canvas”, then click “login to Canvas”. Use username: ajanuzzi and password: Thorstin2500. It will take you to the “dashboard”. From there, scroll down to the bottom of the page, and on the right side, one of the last listings is a box that says “View Grades”. Click that.

Click Fall 2017 - ITM- / ITM- From the left hand side of choices, select “modules”. At the top, click MH Campus. Next, click the top box that says “Load MH Campus in a new window”. From there, click the bottom square box that reads “simnet simgrader”. Next, click the group “4 Access”. There will be a number of boxes that pop up. I need all the blue boxes completed.

When you enter a box project, it will take you to a download page. You will need to download the instructions and the start file. There is a partial solution so you can see part of what the answer should look like. You will need to complete the project, then save and upload it. Finally, submit it for grading.

Every project that receives a grade of 100% will receive a $5 bonus. There are 8 projects total.

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This tutorial provides comprehensive guidance for students to access and complete their ITM coursework through Canvas and MH Campus. Beginning with the initial login process, students are instructed to navigate to the bottom of their Canvas dashboard to locate the “View Grades” section, which serves as a portal to course materials and assignments. Selecting the appropriate course, specifically ITM or ITM, directs students to the course grade overview where they can access the Modules section on the left sidebar. Within the Modules, students are directed to select the MH Campus link, which opens a new window containing further course resources.

Subsequently, students are guided to click on the “simnet simgrader” link within MH Campus. It is acknowledged that occasionally this link may result in a blank screen due to server-side issues; students are advised to close and retry. Once the correct page loads, students will select their access group, which reveals a series of projects. These projects are identifiable as the blue “project” boxes and represent the assignments requiring completion.

To ensure students are on track, they are encouraged to access these projects early to confirm functionality. If a student encounters difficulties, they are instructed to contact their instructor immediately via provided contact methods. The login credentials—username: ajanuzzi and password: Thorstin2500—are shared to facilitate quick access to the Canvas dashboard. After logging in and reaching the dashboard, students are instructed to scroll to the bottom right to find the “View Grades” box, where they select the Fall 2017 - ITM courses, then proceed to the Modules section.

Within Modules, students load MH Campus in a new window and then proceed to open the “simnet simgrader” group under “4 Access”. When the project boxes appear, students should download the associated instructions and starting files. They are advised that a partial solution is included for reference. Completing each project involves working from these resources, then saving, uploading, and submitting the final files for grading. Successful completion of all projects, especially those graded at 100%, can earn bonus rewards, incentivizing diligent and accurate work. This process emphasizes timely navigation, accurate completion, and proactive communication with instructors to ensure smooth progress through the coursework.

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