Updated Articles

  1. All about appointment sign-ups

    Creating Signups for Meals, Office Hours, Presentation Slots, and Other Appointments
  2. Assignments and Quizzes

    Information on submitting assignments on Canvas.
  3. Grammarly for Education

    Before you start: You must have an active student, faculty, or staff affiliation and a valid PennKey in order to use the University's Grammarly for Education service. Wharton is providing licenses for users who participated in the 2025 Gr...
  4. All about New Quizzes

    Canvas's New Quizzes offers benefits such as printing, one-time accommodation entry per course, and additional re-gradable question types. These benefits improve upon the original feature set of Canvas's Classic Quizzes. Before You Star...
  5. Exchange Students Account Closing To-Do List

    Exchange students should complete this list before their account closes to make sure any important data stored on Wharton accounts is saved.
  6. Study.Net Materials: Faculty Requests

    Study.Net Materials in Canvas is where we distribute “course packs” of externally-copyrighted licensed content from key suppliers, such as Harvard Business Publishing, requested by faculty.  When specific readings are also available through Pen...
  7. All About Files and Folders

    Canvas Files and Folders
  8. Emailing from a Halo Ticket

    There are times when you'll need to reach out to a requester for more details and you can do this without leaving Halo! Emailing someone from a ticket in Halo will generate an email notification to anyone in the To, CC, or BCC field. This notifcat...
  9. Working with Tickets in Halo

    As an agent in Halo, you'll spend most of your time interacting with tickets in Halo. Halo offers robust access control, which is a fancy way of saying some tickets will not be visible to you. The Halo interface, and the basics covered here, ...
  10. All about Canvas groups (for instructors)

    Canvas Groups are an important element in many of the more collaborative, extemporaneous uses of Canvas. Use Groups to apportion each unit with assignments, repositories and other collaboration features for use in-class and in hybrid sessions. This article describes how to create, manage, and use Ca