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Getting Started
Carefully read the instructor’s notes in the assignment details before you begin your homework. Some assignments require hand-written work, others expect worksheet annotations, and some are completed through FlexiQuiz. Submitting the wrong format can result in lost marks.
(a) handwritten only
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(b) worksheet annotations
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(c) FlexiQuiz
Click on the PDF link to open the file.
Handwritten Submissions
On a separate sheet of paper, handwrite your answers according to both your instructor’s directions and the PDF instructions. Once complete, refer to our PDF guide to convert your work into a PDF for submission.
Worksheet Submissions
For worksheets, you can either:
- Print the worksheet and complete them by hand, or
- Annotate the PDF directly using a PDF editor or other software.
Printed
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(1) Click the Download button on the file preview on Canvas. (2) Open the file from your Downloads folder and print. (3) Once complete, refer to our PDF guide to convert your work into a PDF for submission. |
Annotations
FlexiQuiz Submissions
Submitting Homework to Canvas
Once you’re done, please submit your homework on Canvas.
The best way to hand in your homework is by submitting it as a PDF file.
👉 Click here for instructions on how to convert your file to PDF.
The best way to hand in your homework is by submitting it as a PDF file.
👉 Click here for instructions on how to convert your file to PDF.
How do I make a PDF?
Every app is different. Find the app you are using in the list below (Pages, Word, Google Docs). If you did your homework on paper and took pictures, you can turn the pictures into a PDF (see the links below). If you are having trouble, you can also use some websites to make PDFs (the links are also below).
For handwritten work, turn photos into a PDF:
Here are websites to make PDFs on any computer:
- Pages on a Mac
- Pages on a Mac (Chinese)
- Pages on an iPad/iPhone
- Pages on an iPad/iPhone (Chinese)
- MS Word on a Mac
- MS Word on Windows
- Google Docs
- File > Download > PDF
- Google Docs on iPad
For handwritten work, turn photos into a PDF:
- From a Photo (on a Mac)
- If there is more than one PDF, combine them.
- From a Photo (on Windows)
- If you have several photos: try this way.
- If there is more than one PDF, combine them (try one of the websites below).
- From a Photo (on an iPad/iPhone)
- If you have several photos: try this way (scroll down to "2. Files App — Multiple Images")
- If there is more than one PDF, combine them.
- From a Photo (on an Android phone)
- If you have several photos: try this way.
- If there is more than one PDF, combine them.
Here are websites to make PDFs on any computer:
- Or, you can use a website to make a PDF from pictures:
- You can also use a website to combine the PDF pages:
- Please put the pages in the right order:
