Canvas is the online learning platform used by the 麻豆社 (麻豆社) and the Child Welfare Education Partnership (CWEP) to provide accessible, engaging, and flexible training opportunities. Through Canvas, learners can access course materials, participate in learning activities, complete assignments, and track their progress. Whether participating in self-paced courses or instructor-led training, Canvas provides a centralized learning environment designed to support the educational needs of foster, adoptive, kinship, and residential caregivers, as well as child welfare professionals throughout New Hampshire.
Email Announcement from your Instructor
You will receive a Welcome Announcement from your instructor in the form of an email from notifications@instructure.com the morning the course is scheduled to start. This email will describe the course title and your instructor鈥檚 name. There is a link at the bottom of the page to View your Announcement. This link will take you directly to your course and into the Announcement section.
Course Navigation
When you log into the course for the first time, familiarize yourself with the following:
- Course Overview 鈥� the course overview includes the course description and learning outcomes
- About your instructor 鈥� your instructor鈥檚 name and photo
- Canvas Help & Resources 鈥� resources and video tutorials about Canvas
- Announcements 鈥� announcements sent from your instructor including the Welcome Announcement
- Modules 鈥� Modules include readings, videos, discussions, quizzes, activities based on weeks or topics
- Grades 鈥� this is your grade folder where you can keep track of your grades
- People 鈥� class listing
- Inbox 鈥� this is the main communication tool between you and your instructor
- Calendar 鈥� has all the due dates for the course. The pre-course knowledge check will be the day after the course begins and all other assignments will be the last day of the course. These will also appear in your To Do list (to the right of the home page, pictured here)
Working Through the Course