Tab my course is an expression or phrase that originated from the internet and online gaming culture. It is often used by gamers or people who are engaged in a competitive online game. The phrase "tab my course" essentially means to switch or change the path or direction of one's strategy or actions in the game. In online games, players may encounter situations where their current strategy or plan is not working or is no longer effective. In such cases, they need to quickly adapt and come up with a new plan or course of action. This process of changing their approach is often referred to as "tabbing my course" or simply "tabbing".
This process of changing their approach is often referred to as "tabbing my course" or simply "tabbing". The term "tab" in this context refers to the act of pressing the "tab" key on the keyboard to switch between different interface elements or options in a game. By extension, "tab my course" means to switch or change one's course of action or strategy in the game.
How do I manage Course Navigation links?
As an instructor, you can control which links appear in Course Navigation. Canvas includes a set of default Course Navigation links that are shown by default and cannot be renamed. Depending on your course configuration, other links may be available and may be customizable.
Links to sections that don't have any content and that students cannot create content for will be automatically hidden for students and will display the Visibility icon to instructors. For example, if there are no learning outcomes set for the course, you will see the Outcomes link with the Visibility icon, but students will not see the link at all. Configured External Apps may create additional Course Navigation links.
Disabling a course navigation link creates the following redirects:
- Hidden only (cannot be disabled but still accessible via direct URL): Discussions and Grades
- Page disabled; redirected to Home page: Announcements, Assignments, Conferences, Collaborations, Files, Modules, Outcomes, Quizzes, Pages, People, Rubrics, and Syllabus
- Page disabled; won't appear in navigation: Any LTI links, such as Attendance, Chat, and SCORM
Reordering and hiding Course Navigation links for Announcements, Assignments, Discussions, and Files also affects the course tabs in the Dashboard course view for all users. Additionally, disabling the Files link will hide the Files tab in the Content Selector in the Rich Content Editor for students.
The following course navigation links will still be visible to instructors even if they have been hidden or disabled: Home, Announcements, Assignments, Collaborations, Conferences, Discussions, Files, Grades, Modules, Outcomes, Pages, People, Quizzes, Rubrics, Settings, and Syllabus.
- Navigation links that cannot be disabled require the URL access to display related data in other Canvas areas. Access to hidden pages may be further restricted by changing specific student permissions in Canvas. Contact your Canvas admin for assistance.
- If you disable the Course Navigation link for an external tool, the link no longer displays in your Course Navigation list.
- If the course navigation link for the page is disabled and hidden from students, the Student View button does not display.
Open Settings
In Course Navigation, click the Settings link.
This phrase has become popular not only in the gaming community but also among internet users in general. It is often used metaphorically in conversations or discussions outside of gaming to indicate a need for a change in plans or strategies. Overall, "tab my course" is a phrase that has its roots in online gaming but has now become a more general expression used to indicate the need for a change or adjustment in plans or strategies..
Reviews for "How Tab My Course Empowers Self-Directed Learning"
1. Sarah - 1 star
I was really disappointed with "Tab my ckrse". The concept of the game seemed interesting, but the execution was terrible. The controls were clunky and unresponsive, making it frustrating to play. The graphics were also subpar, with pixelated images and a dull color palette. Overall, I found the game to be unenjoyable and a waste of my time.
2. Mark - 2 stars
I had high hopes for "Tab my ckrse", but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The gameplay felt repetitive and lacked depth. There was no real challenge or strategy involved, making it feel like a mindless clicking game. Additionally, the sound effects were annoying and became grating after a while. I wouldn't recommend this game to anyone looking for an engaging and entertaining experience.
3. Emily - 1 star
I regret purchasing "Tab my ckrse". The game was riddled with bugs and glitches, making it nearly unplayable. I encountered constant crashes and freezes, which interrupted my gameplay and made it frustrating to progress. The developers need to work on fixing these technical issues before releasing a game to the public. Save your money and stay away from this mess of a game.
4. John - 2 stars
"Tab my ckrse" was a letdown for me. The levels were poorly designed, with repetitive obstacles and lackluster rewards. The game quickly became tedious and I lost interest within a short amount of time. Additionally, the in-app purchases were expensive and felt like a cash grab. I expected more from this game and was ultimately disappointed by its lack of innovation and entertainment value.