Because Canvas is password protected and the content you include is only accessible to students registered in your class, you can include any library database content in your Canvas course shell. Depending on the resource, you can choose to:
Not all content can be embedded, so permalinks can be used to send the student directly to the resource within the library database. When linking, look for a "Permalink" on the resource rather than copy/pasting the URL from your browser bar. The URL in your browser bar often contains information specific to your browsing session and will not work in the future.
A permalink is a permanent, static hyperlink to online content. Permalinks may also be called "stable URLs" or "bookmarks." When working with articles, images, videos, or other content that exists in a Library databases, permalinks are used to ensure that students can access the exact material you want them to access and will be able to login to the Library database using their G# and password when off-campus. When in doubt, a librarian can always help you find the best link to provide to your students.
RVOneSearch
JSTOR
Opposing Viewpoints in Context (and other GALE databases)
Use the bookmark icon to obtain a permalink.
