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This document discusses using Canvas for instruction during inclement weather. It provides tips for recording and uploading videos to Canvas, including hosting videos externally and embedding them. It also mentions quiz, module, and file features in Canvas that could be used to organize alternative content for students to complete on snow days. Resources for Canvas help from UT are listed at the end.
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