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I was looking through my summer class on Canvas and went into the Files section just to see what was posted. I clicked on a document, and as soon as it opened I realized it was an answer key for one of our future assignments. I immediately closed it as soon as I realized what it was.

I didn't download it, print it, or intentionally read through it. I literally just opened it and closed it.

Can professors see that I opened the file? Will they know I clicked on it, or does Canvas only track downloads/views in certain situations? I'm probably overthinking this, but I really don't want to get in trouble for accidentally opening it.

I was looking through my summer class on Canvas and went into the Files section just to see what was posted. I clicked on a document, and as soon as it opened I realized it was an answer key for one of our future assignments. I immediately closed it as soon as I realized what it was.

I didn't download it, print it, or intentionally read through it. I literally just opened it and closed it.

Can professors see that I opened the file? Will they know I clicked on it, or does Canvas only track downloads/views in certain situations? I'm probably overthinking this, but I really don't want to get in trouble for accidentally opening it.

I was looking through the Files section of my summer Canvas course and noticed my professor accidentally uploaded the answer key to one of our homework assignments.

I want to download it and save it for later (after I've finished the assignment), but I don't want my professor to get a notification or see that I downloaded it.

Does Canvas let instructors see who downloads files, or is that information not visible to them? Has anyone who's used Canvas as an instructor or student know how this works?

Hey guys!

I want to start to slowly studying for the NPTE-PTA exam and I wanted to know of any study resources you guys used. Give me a list of any workbooks, apps, Youtube videos, etc etc.

The more the better. Even if you don’t have any resources, any positive advice would be helpful as well! Thanks