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Use these directions to learn how to access Tynker assignments from your Canvas course.

Note: Links to Tynker will be located in your Canvas assignments.

Please use the following Table of Contents to explore using Tynker.

Starting a Tynker Project

Go to an assignment (on Canvas) that requires the use of Tynker.

Before going out to Tynker, take note of what Tynker lesson you need to complete.
(Lesson 4 Conditional Loops in this example.)

Tynker Lesson Example

The first time you click a Tynker link from an assignment, you may be prompted to authorize your account.
Click the Authorize button.

Clever Authorization Example

Click on My Classes from the left navigation menu.

Tynker - My Classes Button Example

Click your Course Tile from the list of courses.
(Discover Computer Coding I in this example.)

Tynker Course Tile Example

A list of your course lessons will show, scroll until you find the lesson with the same title from the Canvas assignment.

Click the Start button on an activity to begin the lesson.

Tynker Lesson Example

When you are complete, remember to submit a screenshot to the Canvas assignment.

Sharing a Project

After you finish a project in your class, be sure to give the project a unique name, then click save.

Saving a Project Example

Close your Tynker project and lesson (if applicable).

Choose My Projects from the left-hand navigation.

My Projects Sidebar Button Navigation

Choose Text Coding (#) from the tabbed choices.

Find your project to share, choose Publish.

Text Coding Tab and Publish Button Examples

From the Community tab, choose Publish.

Publish from the Community Tab

Copy the link from the Embed tab.

Copy Your Link from the Embed Tab

Paste the link in your discussion board or assignment submission in Canvas.

Viewing a Shared Project

All projects shared in Tynker are only viewable if you are logged in.

Before clicking a link from a fellow classmate, be sure to log in to Tynker through links on your assignments.

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