How to set a theme for a unit

How to set a theme for a unit

To set a theme for a unit:
  1. Navigate to the Courses page.
  2. Click to select the desired course.
  3. Navigate to the Learning Paths tab.
  4. .Click to select the desired learning path. 
  5. Click the  icon next to the desired unit.
  6. Select Theme from the menu.
  7. Click the Add Unit Icon button and select an image.
  8. Click the Add Background button and select an image.

Note: Any changes made to a unit setting are frozen when an LTI connection is made to the master in Canvas. Any changes after the LTI connection is established will not go live to students. 



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