Who do I contact if there need to be changes made to the faculty and staff that have Admin-level access to sub-accounts?
If someone in your department has an existing Sub-Account Admin role, anyone with those roles can add others with any role up to the same level of access that person has. What this means:
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Please make me a SubAccount Assistant to everything you can and Live Course Admin where necessary because of live courses
Thank you.
What benefits does my Admin-level access provide me?
Benefit | Possible Use Cases |
Viewing course enrollments |
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Edit, add, or copy course content |
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Editing course settings |
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Which role do I have, and how does that impact what I can do?
See the Canvas SubAccount Roles article for more information about the available roles. As a contextual reminder, these are the two roles most likely assigned to all of you as program leaders (and why):
Roles | Role Permissions | Role Locations |
SubAccount Assistant |
| In the sub-accounts within Canvas where there are your own departmental sandboxes or template courses Example: RESPCARE or RESPCARE-AUX |
Live Course Admin |
| In the sub-accounts within Canvas where there are live PeopleSoft courses with student enrollments Example: RESPCARE-ONLINE |
What “risks” are associated with my Admin-level access?
“Risks” | Best Practices |
Add anyone to a role permission up to what you have | Add only faculty, staff, and Graduate Student Workers as business need requires. Examples of this could include: staff involved in scheduling or course copies, adjunct or faculty administrators, and program leadership. |
Mistakenly editing content in the wrong course | Be cautious to always check what course you’re in when editing. Are you in an upcoming live course, sandbox course, or template course? |