Perusall
Canvas Integration
- Create an assignment in Canvas
- Name the assignment and set the point value
- Under Submission Type, select External Tool
- Search for Perusall
- Save the Assignment and Select Load Assignment in a New Window
- Set up an account and course settings in Perusall once it loads
Click on Library on your Perusall course home page
- To add a book from Perusall's catalog, click Add > Textbook
- To upload a reading (PDF or EPUB format) from your computer, click Add > Documents from my computer or Add > Documents from Dropbox
- To add a web page as a reading, click Add > Web page
- Click on Assignments on your course home page from Perusall
- Click Add assignment and select the course material you want to assign
- Select the part of the document to assign, specify a deadline, and click Save changes
- Click on Assignments on your course home page from Perusall.
- Click Add assignment and select the course material you want to assign.
- Select it in the Assignments panel on your course home page in Perusall, and then click the Copy full title for LMS button in the toolbar
- Navigate back to Canvas and add that title into your Canvas Assignment.
Watch Creating a Perusall Assignment in Canvas (1:35) for a video tutorial.
View the How Scoring Works in Perusall guide for more information.
Each assignment is graded automatically as students are working. Scores for each assignment will show up in your gradebook, but will not appear to students until you have released the scores.
You can release scores in three ways:
Each assignment is graded automatically as students are working. Scores for each assignment will show up in your gradebook, but will not appear to students until you have released the scores.
You can release scores in three ways:
- Manually, from the gradebook, after you have reviewed the scores for that assignment.
- Automatically, after the assignment deadline has passed, so you do not need to manually release scores after each assignment.
- Automatically, as students are working. We generally recommend against this option, as it may lead to students attempting to “game” the system rather than participate fully in the discussion
For more info on this tool, please visit the Perusall support page.