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This article describes how to manage your myCourses size quota.

This article describes the course creation and student enrollment schedule for myCourses.

This article describes some best practices when using Box with myCourses. Files stored in Box do not count against the myCourses file storage limit/quota of 500MB. Box is also a handy way to post documents that may be updated frequently as the revisions do not to be reloaded to myCourses (as they would need to be if loaded directly to myCourses.)

This article describes how to embed a video or audio file into a MyCourses course.

This article describes how to change your primary email from the default to another email address or text (SMS) address within myCourses.

This video details about to create a quiz and explains the various quiz settings that you can apply.

This document explains how to export course content from a UNH Canvas course and import it into your extendunh.instructure.com course.

If you have created your course in the UNH mycourses.unh.edu environment, you can move it to the extendunh.instructure.com course site by using the Export/Import process.  Since these two course environments are in different server locations you are not able to use the course copy functionality.

This document describes how non-UNH and UNH students and instructors login to the ExtendUNH course site.  Non-UNH users will use the email provided to the person managing the courrse, while UNH users will use their UNH credentials.

This document describes how to add the users in your course as well as end of course suggestions. The term “Users” refers to both students and teachers. When an action refers to only one or the other, then the word student or teacher will be used.

In myCourses instructors are able to combine multiple course sections to deliver all course content using a single course.  This is called 'Cross-Listing' and the steps below walk you through how to do this.

This video demonstrations how to create an announcement in myCourses.

This article describes how to upload multiple assignments at once using a Microsoft Excel CSV (comma separated values) file.

This article will explain the process for requesting access to course content from a user that is no longer employed by the university.

This article describes the basic steps for building a course using the myCourses Learning Management System (LMS). The links below are listed in the order you should review. If you would like to attend a training or walk-in session see the links at the bottom of the article for the schedule.