Send Canvas Messsage
- Due No Due Date
- Points 100
- Submitting a text entry box
We use the Canvas Inbox feature for messaging people. It looks and appears very similarly to an email.
With this assignment, you will reply to a message from me (your instructor). You will then send a message to me as well as your classmates. Look at the attachments below for the message to send to your classmates. Also, you will see a list of terminology appropriate for messaging and emailing. Be sure you understand the terminology!
Let's begin.
- Message #1 - Click ‘Reply’ and send me a message in response to what I wrote to you. Your message can be something you would like to say to me, a question, or just to let me know you received my message.
- Message #2 - Message the person sitting to your right or closest to your right. Tell the student what you have learned about proper messaging behavior.
- Message #3 - Message a friend from this class. You may relate something that you like about this class or what you have learned in this class or another class.
- Message #4 - Send the message displayed here when you click the link Download link to the entire class.
Great job! You have learned how to message and practiced sending and receiving messages.
The documents and links below provide you an explanation for terminology and how to message in Canvas. Click these links as needed to assist you with completing this assignment.
Message Terminology Download Message Terminology
How do I compose and send a message?How do I reply to a message in Conversations?
After you have sent your four messages, click the Submit Assignment button to the upper right side of this window. In the text box, tell me you have sent your four messages. As always, write in complete in sentences in paragraph form using proper spelling, punctuation, and grammar - even in your four messages you send!