Have you turned on Canvas notifications for announcements, conversation messages, and submission comments? (Don't know how to turn on and off Canvas notifications? View this Canvas tutorial.)

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Have you turned on Canvas notifications for announcements, conversation messages, and submission comments? (Don't know how to turn on and off Canvas notifications? View this Canvas tutorial.)

BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

The prompt presents a question about whether Canvas notifications for announcements, messages, and submission comments have been turned on, and it includes an answer field with a single option, but the answer_options field is empty.

First, note the absence of multiple-choice options to evaluate. Without a full set of alternatives to compare, we cannot systematically assess which choice is most correct or best aligns with the question's framing beyond the one given option.

The provided selected option is: "Yes. I have already turned them on and I'm ready to begin the course!" This statement reflects a specific readiness action (having enabled notifications) and a positive preparation stance. In a typical assessment, evaluating this option would involve checking whether the text accurately addresses the requirement stated in the question (to turn on notifications) and whether it meets any stated criteria about preparedness for the course.

However, since there are no other answer choices to contrast, several common misconceptions or pitfalls cannot be addressed here. For example, other potential options might include statements about where to find the Canvas notifications settings, differences between types of notifications (announcements vs. messages vs. submissions), or even incorrect ideas like notifications being irrelevant for course participation. Without those alternatives, we cannot explain why one would be correct relative to others.

In general terms, if you’re evaluating this kind of item, you would want to verify:
- Does the option explicitly state that notifications were turned on for the relevant categories (announcements, conversation messages, submission comments)?
- Does it acknowledge readiness to begin the course, which can be a reasonable consequence of enabling notifications?
- Are there any misstatements (e.g., suggesting notifications are unnecessary, unavailable, or unrelated to course participation)?

Given the missing options, the reasoning can only assess the provided statement in isolation: it correctly asserts a readiness action (having turned on notifications) and a course-start readiness mindset, but we cannot determine its correctness in terms of the full set of possible responses or the precise criteria used by the question setter.

Sp25 PHIL D001 01Y Intro To Philosophy Orientation Review

Have you turned on Canvas notifications for announcements, conversation messages, and submission comments? (Don't know how to turn on and off Canvas notifications? View this Canvas tutorial.)

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