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Canvas Comment Library

 

One of my favorite features for grading in Canvas is the comment library.  I wish I had found this earlier in the year. I hope it helps save someone else time. 

I do have a Google Doc with comments for each unit.  This allows me to keep only comments that are useful in my library during that time.  I trade out my specific comments for each unit but leave my general comments such as please complete as soon as possible in the library all year.  

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