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Canvas Dashboard

By Colin Davitt
Your Canvas dashboard might have a lot of courses listed. It can be confusing to see all of these from last year next to the ones you will be using this year.

The process for cleaning up your dashboard is as easy as clicking.

Log into Canvas.
1. Click Courses on the far left.
2. Scroll down and click All Courses.

Click the stars next to the courses you want to be displayed on your Dashboard.

Only the items you have starred will now show on your Dashboard.

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